ISIP - International Students of Islamic Psychology presents: 
Islamic Psychology Club. 
Our club is an inclusive space designed to connect people with diverse backgrounds interested in Islamic Psychology, Mental Health and Psychology as a whole. 
Our vision is to build a community where the concepts of Islamic Psychology are accessible, applicable and normalized.
We want to revive addressing Mental Health by learning, sharing knowledge and reflections that are derived from the treasures of Quran, Sunnah and from the treasures that could be found within the sacred field of Islamic Psychology. 
Discussions will be run in different languages: English, Arabic, Bahasa Indonesian, Urdu, Turkish, Farsi/Dari, Spanish, French, Bahasa Malaysian etc.
We as ISIP - International Students of Islamic Psychology want to provide platforms to enable further development of people’s personal and professional interests, studies, and understanding of Islamic Psychology within their communities and/or countries of origin. We aim to disseminate knowledge, share resources, and discuss best practices in a free and accessible manner.
We aim to bring about positive well-being for all human beings through a revival and promotion of Islamic Psychology. We aim to revive the heritage of our well-rooted Islamic tradition and provide the basis of indigenous Islamic approaches within the realm of Psychology. 
We envision the normalization of Islamic Psychology throughout the world and eliminating stigma addressing Mental Health issues. 
We aspire to facilitate a variety of healing practices and modalities that adhere to principles of Islamic Psychology.                “This Club is not meant to offer Counseling or Therapy “.                                  
ISIP as an international movement also has regional and local chapter which includes for example:
ISIP Arabic
ISIP Urdu
ISIP Spanish
ISIP Southern Africa
ISIP East Africa
ISIP East Europe
ISIP Indonesia
ISIP India
ISIP Turkey
ISIP Pakistan
ISIP Malaysia
ISIP Singapore

If you have any question or want to be involved in the movement - feel free to reach out to the admins of the group or by writing an email to:
admin@isip.foundation
Welcome once more to our group - we hope this will be a beneficial space for all of us in shaa Allah.
Best regards / your brothers and sisters at ISIP - International Students of Islamic Psychology
Respect:: Respect yourself and others 
Be mindful to what you say,how it can affect others
Check your intention before speaking
Why are you saying it?
Are you sharing or showing knowledge?
Are you marketing?
No inflammatory/discriminatory speak: Be mindful of having good “adhab” and etiquettes when addressing each other. 
The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said: A true believer does not taunt or curse or abuse or talk indecently.
Always a disclaimer as we are all knowledge seekers: We are a community with both practitioners, scholars, students, and laypersons interested in the field. 
Always more than welcome to discuss - but always allow for a disclaimer when you give feedback.