The Rahma Collective
A healing community for Muslim women to live their lives more authentically and reconnect with spirituality on their own terms
Faciliated by Dr. Rose Aslan
Membership admissions are rolling;
new members are onboarded at the beginning of every month!
What is the Rahma Collective?
This shame and guilt-free zone is for Muslim women who want to arrive at inner and outer liberation imbued with compassion but struggle with their own limiting beliefs, conditioning as women within a patriarchal society, and obligations and expectations from others.
This collective is for you if:
What is the healing path?
You’re still Muslim, but....
If one or more of these sentences feel true to you, then the Rahma Collective is for you!
What will you take away from being a member of the Rahma Collective?
"I believe healing is a lifelong journey and the hardest part is starting." -Tarana Burke
What is a trauma-informed,
curated safe space?
It’s not like other Muslim spaces!:
If you join, here’s what you’ll experience:
The Core Values of Rahma Collective
compassion
embodiment
spirituality
Community
The heart of the Rahma Collective is its members- You!
Embodiment
Most of us are disconnected from ourselves, from our bodies. Yet our bodies can offer us so much wisdom. We will learn to listen to our bodies and how to respond to greatly improve our wellness, stress levels, and sense of presence.
"Once you start approaching your body with curiosity rather than with fear, everything shifts" - Bessel van der Kolk
Throughout the year, you’ll be introduced to various self-regulation practices that includes:
We discuss and experiment with ways to complement and support our Islamic ritual practices.
We touch on topics of embodiment usually stigmatized in the Muslim community, like struggling with prayer and sexuality.
In the Rahma Collective…
We discuss and experiment with ways to complement and support our Islamic ritual practices.
We discuss topics of embodiment that are usually stigmatized in the Muslim community, like struggling with prayer and sexuality.
Compassion
“My compassion encompasses everything” Qur’an 7: 156
“The Compassionate One has mercy on those who are merciful. If you show compassion to those who are on the earth, God will have compassion for you." Hadith
"Allah's mercy accepts us as we are, but (Allah) loves us too much to let us stay the same." A. Helwa
What happens when you experience self- and -communal compassion in practice?:
Live coaching and asynchronous coaching and sharing in FB group
Each month, we’ll focus on understanding and practicing a different theme, such as:
Boundaries | Abundance |
Fun and play | Gratitude |
Health | Self-autonomy |
Home | Intuition |
Rest/Slow Down | Confidence |
Health | Creativity |
Balance | Power |
Meeting Days
(For the first cohort, I will survey everyone to determine best day, these are the tentative meeting days)
Community Gathering: 1st Sunday
Embodied Compassion Gathering: 2nd Monday
Meeting Days
Live Coaching/sharing circle: 4th Monday
Facebook group: Asynchronous discussions and coaching whenever you need to reach out and connect
Sessions will be recorded and made available only to members of the collective as long as they remain members.