Wow ! This is so noble of you to offer a free course to your Muslim brothers and sisters! May Allah accept it as Sadaqa Jariya and place it heavy on your scale on the day of judgement! I'm so proud of you my dearest brother Rauno! Baaraka Allahu feek !
Brilliant video mashallah. May Allah reward you for making it. Its great to talk about the Islamic perspective on this because I've also heard lots of people saying that mental health issues are only because of lack of imaan or shaitaan messing with you. Mashallah you gave a very balanced perspective. May Allah help everyone suffering from OCD or other mental health issues because its very difficult especially because no one can see or understand your pain alot of the time.
A very important issue brother. May Allah SWT reward you and help you overcome your remaining challenges regarding OCD. Only those who have gone through it know the distress it causes and the grip it has over your mind! I wish wellness to all my brothers and sisters out there. Remember, Allah SWT is The Most Merciful. With this in mind, do your best and be in hope that He will accept our good deeds done for His sake. He knows our intentions
Thank you so much brother its the first time i knew that OCD is due to chemical unbalance, my mother had it for along time but alhamdulilah she is now ok
Brother, you have given me hope. I am 19 and have had OCD since as long as I can remember, maybe even since before the age of 9. No one has understood my problem and said I just need to block it and not give the thoughts any attention, and also it is all just Waswas which it is but the constant compulsions are the signs of a mental illness. Recently after getting closer to Allah and the deen and strengthening my Iman, my OCD has affected my deen too, prayers, wudhu, duas. I have this issue where my mind keeps generating phrases about Islam that I dont want them to generate then I have to pause what im doing and say the right thing instead and what I feel Allah will be happy with, but Allah knows whats in my heart more than anyone and my true intentions are, so I know all these obsessions and compulsions are ridiculous deep down, but the anxiety and stress it causes is so bad.
May God bless you for this. I have struggled with almost every OCD theme since I was a kid but my biggest and most difficult one is contamination OCD which is so hard to explain to non-Muslim therapists when I’m obsessed about what is najis vs paak/pure. I just started the course and found an ERP therapist and inshallah my path to recovery will come a bit easy 🙏
My daughter suffers from ocd. She has put in a lot of effort and to a large extent manages anxiety well while not doing the compulsions. However it’s still hard as most of the times after praying she believes that she hasn’t prayed at all. Although not only she prays but also does not miss rakas. The false memories of not praying or doing something sinful really cause her anxiety as she believes the memories
Subhannallah may Allah make it easy. My son 16 years old has it. He is scared of wetness. For example he can’t deal with dirty dishes. If my hand is wet and I touch him ,he would jump up . If someone has a small thing on the face of lips he feel feel disgusted.
Aameen, may Allah help him overcome it. Make sure to get him the help he needs and start treating it from now because otherwise it can get worse and a lot of years can be lost to it like has happened to many.
@@Ayla40902 Depends on the severity of his OCD. He can first try just a therapist who will help him through cognitive behaviour therapy or ERP. No-one is gonna force him to take meds but in extreme cases when a person spends too many hours daily on their obsessive thoughts and compulsions it's something worth considering when the doctor recommends it.
May Allah (swt) reward you. I suffer a lot with scrupulosity and will always feel guilty about certain fiqh rulings. If I don’t follow a certain opinion I feel like I am a bad Muslim and that I will be punished and go to hell. I know deep down this thinking is wrong but it has affected me in my deen. It’s humbling to know that I am not the only one going through this. May Allah (swt) help us all Ameen 🤲🏾🤲🏾🤲🏾
As-salamualaikum, I have also experienced this, what to do if during recitation of Surah Fatiha there is a feeling that I am pronouncing it wrong( like its sounding different, some letters are inaudible, etc), it feels like I have to recite very loudly in able to correctly recite the surah. Same goes for tashahhud as well. What to do in this case ?
Wa alaikum assalam wa rahmatullah! That's a common theme for Muslims who have OCD and also something I've dealt with and to some extent still do, especially with the last verse of Al-Fatiha. What has helped me is to read these parts really slowly where I have doubt about the correctness of my pronunciation. But also when it's just a feeling that you're pronouncing it wrong but you're actually not sure you're pronouncing it wrong then you just need to learn to ignore it and eventually it goes away (part of the ERP therapy also in the course I see you signed up for alhamdulillah). May Allah grant you swift and complete cure, aameen
Brother Your story is my life. I have been suffering for many years, they said i should seek ruqya it was connected to jinn but it is just a cycle i cant get out from its ruined my life i fear of contamination my whole life is based around hygine cleanliness. I cant touch anything i have to wash my hands even after touching anything and shower evey time i use the toilet so I don't eat or drink in fear of using the bathroom very limtid food and water. It is affecting my children lifes immensely I have become withdrawn from friends and family fear of contamination I'm home schooling my youngest child he is autistic i dont want that life for my chidren or my self. Everything that has been worn outside clothing gets stripped at the door in a basket at the entrance of the front door fear of contamination of outdoors for my chidren ita difficult the list goes on. My biggest fear right now is the toilet issue please may i ask did you overcome that do you still need to shower after using the bathroom
May Allah grant you ease. Alhamdulillah I can use the bathroom without showering now and you can also overcome these compulsions insha'Allah, just gotta take action and there are many ways, going through my course is a good start and also getting an appointment with a therapist who has experience with OCD. You won't have to suffer like this throughout your life insha'Allah.
Ameen ameen ya Raab. Thank you for your reply brother, it's deeply appreciated that my pain was heard. I started your course it gave me great great hope I'm very optimistic after watching your chanel and reading through your course I'm still continuing. thank you may Allah peace and blessing be with you
Assalamu Alaikum Brothers and Sisters, I had OCD for, safe to say, 2 years, but I was only recently diagnosed with it. It's caused me to miss out on great educational opportunities. It also has caused me to be not accepted in certain circles of people due to my weird patterns of behaviour. This initially had an effect on my self-esteem and has caused me to be in loops of depression. But overtime i have been asking Allah for help and have been slowly accepting of my OCD, my loved ones were very understanding when they came to hear about my mental health condition. Im still struggling, as my OCD is really extreme. I take up to one hour to eat a meal, and take sometimes, one-two hour in the bathroom Please pray for me, i am only 17 and i dont wish to spend the rest of my life battling with myself and making my loved ones worry.
@bintedildar8755 bro no one would help me coz my condition wasn't 'urgent' enough. So I prayed and comtinued on with life, and day-by-day its getting better.
This must have Been very difficult especially in madinah ,and the weather is sometimes very harsh ,you may have share the room and May Be even washing room. I don’t know if my son would cope , he has difficulty If a room is dirty ,or if there is a smell of Food. I am trying to find a therapist to help because I am worried when he gets older ,incase if he marries and have children , he would not be able to for example clean the children . May Allah make it easy to any with this condition.
Yes subhan'Allah you're so right, I had my feet often cracked and sometimes bleeding cause of the constant washing (which made the skin really dry) and hot & dry climate, my roommate of later years was treating me bad cause of my OCD and the washing room was also shared so several brothers annoyed me with their comments when I was making wuduu plus I had the habit of pre-washing my clothes by hand in the sinks there before putting them in the washing machine and I used to wash my clothes basically every other day so it was really torture when looking back at it now and I don't wish it upon anyone. However the positive thing is that Allah can cure everything and OCD is treatable and alhamdulillah I'm so much better now and it's not the main concern in my life anymore and your son can get better too insha'Allah. You can try going through my course together with your son and make him do the exercises there, it can be a good start. I also was worried that I would not be able to get married with my OCD and especially dealing with kids but now when I'm better it's not going to be an issue insha'Allah whenever I do get married insha'Allah.
@@nordicmuslim Insha Allah all Will be well. I also think I may have ,if I leave food out for a bit I will have waswas that it has been contaminated. Where can I look at the course.
Assalamualaikum brother. I'm also struggling with ocd and I signed up for your course. I want to complete the erp treatment but I'm afraid. I feel like what if I stay out from deen forever or what if my situation will get worst. Help me to get rid from these confusion
Wa alaikum assalam wa rahmatullah! Your situation will only get better with treatment insha'Allah, not worse. And ERP doesn't mean you have to stay away from the deen, it'll insha'Allah help you practice the deen more easily as it is supposed to be. Also, ERP will be gradual insha'Allah and you won't be dealing with your worst obsessions/compulsions. And once you have success with overcoming the milder compulsions, taking on worse ones will also seem easier, but that's later insha'Allah. It's a gradual approach. So don't be afraid of ERP because it's until now considered as a very effective and practical way for overcoming compulsions. Maybe a good idea is to also include a family member or a close friend you can trust to help you with the exercises in the course. And if you can afford, getting some ERP sessions with the help of a professional Muslim therapist experienced with OCD is also always a good idea. I can recommend Tasfiyah Therapy who can be found on Instagram.
Brother I'm dealing with severe OCD. I'm at the stage where I don't want to exist, and I'm trying to self-harm. I can't endure this any longer. My mind is now out of my control, and I find myself shouting at my parents. OCD interferes with my prayer; it takes 6, 7, or 8 hours daily. I'm tired; I can't endure this anymore."
May Allah ease your situation. With as many hours as it takes from you daily, your OCD is like a full-time job that one hates and that doesn't bring any benefit. So understandably it makes you feel exhausted. But don't give up, because OCD is treatable. And imagine even if you get 50% better, that's 3-4 hours less of this torture. You can reach that within a few weeks insha'Allah if you put in the work. And after that you can continue getting better and better with the right tools and support. Please continue going through the course (I noticed you had already signed up) and please do consider getting an appointment with a psychiatrist too cause in such an extreme case as yours some meds might be a good idea, at least in the early stages of your recovery. May Allah grant you full shifaa, aameen!
Thank u brother your ocd is really like mine and i was struggling 30 years now and every one says it is shatin whispers but i do not think the same so please help me b4 i die to correct my self can i contact u directly r wbereabout u live i can come to see u plz help me jazakallah khariun
I don’t do OCD related consultations myself but I advise you to look up Tasfiyah Therapy on Instagram, specifically brother Ashraf whom I know since my studies in Madinah and who has a lot of experience with therapy including OCD. Perhaps you can afford some online therapy sessions with him. May Allah grant you ease
Have you seen video called "Muslim Woman makes INCREDIBLE DISCOVERY in Psychology | Dr. Rania Awaad"? I wanted to share. Probably the oldest text about OCD has been found, and its islamic
My brother after he came on deen started practicing is facing severe anxiety issue which even stops him from going to mosque in fear of what if my health detoriated and i fainted in mosque he prays at home although the mosque being so near! he doesnt even go to any other places alone he is 20 do you think he has ocd ? He has cleaning issues and he keeps reciting again and again he thinks he is reciting wrong can you guide should he take medicines from dr or just a exercise and consultation ?please pray for him shaitan is really after him may Allah protect and heal my brother
He definitely has OCD and has to seek help to deal with it. Going through my course together with you can also be a good start. Doesn't mean Shaytan is really after him when he's dealing with this medical condition, rather it's a common misconception amongst the Muslims and can add to the depression a person suffering from OCD is already dealing from. Make sure he takes some action to get better and seeks help cause I was in a very similar situation in my latest years in Madinah when the masjid was right next to my dorm but it was a huge struggle to pray in it and lot of the times I didn't cause of my cleanliness related OCD.
I know someone who had this EXACT fear of fainting during salaah. So he would never go to the masjid to pray and prayed at home. Eventually, his condition got better and he's doing good now. But I think it's always better to seek professional help rather than waiting.
Jazakhallahu khairun for this amazing course it has truly been life-changing may Allah (swt) continuously reward you
Aameen wa iyyaaki, I’m really glad to know the course has helped you. May Allah grant you and all the Muslims suffering from OCD full cure.
I suffer alot and really need treatment
Wow ! This is so noble of you to offer a free course to your Muslim brothers and sisters! May Allah accept it as Sadaqa Jariya and place it heavy on your scale on the day of judgement! I'm so proud of you my dearest brother Rauno! Baaraka Allahu feek !
Aameen wa feeki baarak Allah
This is amazing. Real practical advice for todays problems. Thank you brother, Jazakh’Allah
Brilliant video mashallah. May Allah reward you for making it. Its great to talk about the Islamic perspective on this because I've also heard lots of people saying that mental health issues are only because of lack of imaan or shaitaan messing with you. Mashallah you gave a very balanced perspective. May Allah help everyone suffering from OCD or other mental health issues because its very difficult especially because no one can see or understand your pain alot of the time.
A very important issue brother. May Allah SWT reward you and help you overcome your remaining challenges regarding OCD. Only those who have gone through it know the distress it causes and the grip it has over your mind! I wish wellness to all my brothers and sisters out there. Remember, Allah SWT is The Most Merciful. With this in mind, do your best and be in hope that He will accept our good deeds done for His sake. He knows our intentions
Thank you so much brother its the first time i knew that OCD is due to chemical unbalance, my mother had it for along time but alhamdulilah she is now ok
Assalmoalaikum
Brother did your mother take medicine or what kind of treatment helped her??
@@loveislam6216 wa alykum alsalam it actually went away on its own with time, but from experience with other issues nothing beats dua brother
Thank you for this brother. I'm also Muslim and have OCD. May God help us all
Aameen, may Allah grant you ease
Brother, you have given me hope. I am 19 and have had OCD since as long as I can remember, maybe even since before the age of 9. No one has understood my problem and said I just need to block it and not give the thoughts any attention, and also it is all just Waswas which it is but the constant compulsions are the signs of a mental illness. Recently after getting closer to Allah and the deen and strengthening my Iman, my OCD has affected my deen too, prayers, wudhu, duas. I have this issue where my mind keeps generating phrases about Islam that I dont want them to generate then I have to pause what im doing and say the right thing instead and what I feel Allah will be happy with, but Allah knows whats in my heart more than anyone and my true intentions are, so I know all these obsessions and compulsions are ridiculous deep down, but the anxiety and stress it causes is so bad.
May Allah grant you ease and complete shifaa, aameen!
@@nordicmuslim Ameen
How r u right now brother?
I have the exact same problem 😢 may Allah help and guide as all
Masha Allah brother jazak Allah khair dear ❤
Jazaak Allahu Khairan!!!!
May God bless you for this. I have struggled with almost every OCD theme since I was a kid but my biggest and most difficult one is contamination OCD which is so hard to explain to non-Muslim therapists when I’m obsessed about what is najis vs paak/pure. I just started the course and found an ERP therapist and inshallah my path to recovery will come a bit easy 🙏
Aameen! And may Allah grant you ease and full recovery, aameen!
JazakAllah khairan Kaseeran brother!
جزاک اللہ خیرا brother. May Allah reward you with the the best in this dunya and the hereafter Insha'Allah
آمين وإياك
جزاك الله خيرا
My daughter suffers from ocd. She has put in a lot of effort and to a large extent manages anxiety well while not doing the compulsions. However it’s still hard as most of the times after praying she believes that she hasn’t prayed at all. Although not only she prays but also does not miss rakas. The false memories of not praying or doing something sinful really cause her anxiety as she believes the memories
May Allah grant her ease and full cure and may He reward you for your patience with your daughter and help you keep supporting her, aameen!
Sorry! But your haircut is the first thing i noticed. It looked good😊
Jajhakallahu khairan....
Wa iyyaaki
Almighty Allah may reward you.
Subhannallah may Allah make it easy.
My son 16 years old has it. He is scared of wetness. For example he can’t deal with dirty dishes.
If my hand is wet and I touch him ,he would jump up . If someone has a small thing on the face of lips he feel feel disgusted.
Aameen, may Allah help him overcome it. Make sure to get him the help he needs and start treating it from now because otherwise it can get worse and a lot of years can be lost to it like has happened to many.
@@nordicmuslimmy brother has it to can you tell what help mean? Medicines? Or just consulting a dr? Im afraid of my brother taking meds pls guide
@@Ayla40902 Depends on the severity of his OCD. He can first try just a therapist who will help him through cognitive behaviour therapy or ERP. No-one is gonna force him to take meds but in extreme cases when a person spends too many hours daily on their obsessive thoughts and compulsions it's something worth considering when the doctor recommends it.
Whoever is reading my comment may Allah Al Malik love and bless you🤍
May Allah protect you
Aameen and you too
May Allah (swt) reward you. I suffer a lot with scrupulosity and will always feel guilty about certain fiqh rulings. If I don’t follow a certain opinion I feel like I am a bad Muslim and that I will be punished and go to hell. I know deep down this thinking is wrong but it has affected me in my deen. It’s humbling to know that I am not the only one going through this. May Allah (swt) help us all Ameen 🤲🏾🤲🏾🤲🏾
Aameen and may Allah grant you ease
Allahumma barik, salam from germany
Wa alaikum assalam my brother
I am from kashmir I am suffering from ocd since my childhood 😢
As-salamualaikum, I have also experienced this, what to do if during recitation of Surah Fatiha there is a feeling that I am pronouncing it wrong( like its sounding different, some letters are inaudible, etc), it feels like I have to recite very loudly in able to correctly recite the surah. Same goes for tashahhud as well. What to do in this case ?
Wa alaikum assalam wa rahmatullah!
That's a common theme for Muslims who have OCD and also something I've dealt with and to some extent still do, especially with the last verse of Al-Fatiha. What has helped me is to read these parts really slowly where I have doubt about the correctness of my pronunciation.
But also when it's just a feeling that you're pronouncing it wrong but you're actually not sure you're pronouncing it wrong then you just need to learn to ignore it and eventually it goes away (part of the ERP therapy also in the course I see you signed up for alhamdulillah).
May Allah grant you swift and complete cure, aameen
Wa Alaikum mus Salaam wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatu
Brother Your story is my life. I have been suffering for many years, they said i should seek ruqya it was connected to jinn but it is just a cycle i cant get out from its ruined my life i fear of contamination my whole life is based around hygine cleanliness. I cant touch anything i have to wash my hands even after touching anything and shower evey time i use the toilet so I don't eat or drink in fear of using the bathroom very limtid food and water. It is affecting my children lifes immensely I have become withdrawn from friends and family fear of contamination I'm home schooling my youngest child he is autistic i dont want that life for my chidren or my self. Everything that has been worn outside clothing gets stripped at the door in a basket at the entrance of the front door fear of contamination of outdoors for my chidren ita difficult the list goes on. My biggest fear right now is the toilet issue please may i ask did you overcome that do you still need to shower after using the bathroom
May Allah grant you ease.
Alhamdulillah I can use the bathroom without showering now and you can also overcome these compulsions insha'Allah, just gotta take action and there are many ways, going through my course is a good start and also getting an appointment with a therapist who has experience with OCD. You won't have to suffer like this throughout your life insha'Allah.
Ameen ameen ya Raab. Thank you for your reply brother, it's deeply appreciated that my pain was heard. I started your course it gave me great great hope I'm very optimistic after watching your chanel and reading through your course I'm still continuing. thank you may Allah peace and blessing be with you
Assalamu Alaikum Brothers and Sisters,
I had OCD for, safe to say, 2 years, but I was only recently diagnosed with it.
It's caused me to miss out on great educational opportunities. It also has caused me to be not accepted in certain circles of people due to my weird patterns of behaviour.
This initially had an effect on my self-esteem and has caused me to be in loops of depression.
But overtime i have been asking Allah for help and have been slowly accepting of my OCD, my loved ones were very understanding when they came to hear about my mental health condition.
Im still struggling, as my OCD is really extreme. I take up to one hour to eat a meal, and take sometimes, one-two hour in the bathroom
Please pray for me, i am only 17 and i dont wish to spend the rest of my life battling with myself and making my loved ones worry.
Wa alaikum assalam wa rahmatullah
May Allah grant you ease and complete shifaa, aameen!
same here 😢
@bintedildar8755 make duah and take action, I found it the hard way that inaction makes it worse brother.
do you went for erp or medication, i fear erp so couldn’t start it
@bintedildar8755 bro no one would help me coz my condition wasn't 'urgent' enough. So I prayed and comtinued on with life, and day-by-day its getting better.
This must have Been very difficult especially in madinah ,and the weather is sometimes very harsh ,you may have share the room and May Be even washing room. I don’t know if my son would cope , he has difficulty If a room is dirty ,or if there is a smell of Food.
I am trying to find a therapist to help because I am worried when he gets older ,incase if he marries and have children , he would not be able to for example clean the children .
May Allah make it easy to any with this condition.
Yes subhan'Allah you're so right, I had my feet often cracked and sometimes bleeding cause of the constant washing (which made the skin really dry) and hot & dry climate, my roommate of later years was treating me bad cause of my OCD and the washing room was also shared so several brothers annoyed me with their comments when I was making wuduu plus I had the habit of pre-washing my clothes by hand in the sinks there before putting them in the washing machine and I used to wash my clothes basically every other day so it was really torture when looking back at it now and I don't wish it upon anyone.
However the positive thing is that Allah can cure everything and OCD is treatable and alhamdulillah I'm so much better now and it's not the main concern in my life anymore and your son can get better too insha'Allah. You can try going through my course together with your son and make him do the exercises there, it can be a good start.
I also was worried that I would not be able to get married with my OCD and especially dealing with kids but now when I'm better it's not going to be an issue insha'Allah whenever I do get married insha'Allah.
@@nordicmuslim Insha Allah all
Will be well. I also think I may have ,if I leave food out for a bit I will have waswas that it has been contaminated.
Where can I look at the course.
@@wm9669 The link is in the video description
Assalamualaikum brother. I'm also struggling with ocd and I signed up for your course. I want to complete the erp treatment but I'm afraid. I feel like what if I stay out from deen forever or what if my situation will get worst. Help me to get rid from these confusion
Wa alaikum assalam wa rahmatullah!
Your situation will only get better with treatment insha'Allah, not worse.
And ERP doesn't mean you have to stay away from the deen, it'll insha'Allah help you practice the deen more easily as it is supposed to be.
Also, ERP will be gradual insha'Allah and you won't be dealing with your worst obsessions/compulsions. And once you have success with overcoming the milder compulsions, taking on worse ones will also seem easier, but that's later insha'Allah. It's a gradual approach.
So don't be afraid of ERP because it's until now considered as a very effective and practical way for overcoming compulsions.
Maybe a good idea is to also include a family member or a close friend you can trust to help you with the exercises in the course.
And if you can afford, getting some ERP sessions with the help of a professional Muslim therapist experienced with OCD is also always a good idea. I can recommend Tasfiyah Therapy who can be found on Instagram.
السلام عليكم
Do you give courses about social anxiety?
وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله
I don't
Brother I'm dealing with severe OCD. I'm at the stage where I don't want to exist, and I'm trying to self-harm. I can't endure this any longer. My mind is now out of my control, and I find myself shouting at my parents. OCD interferes with my prayer; it takes 6, 7, or 8 hours daily. I'm tired; I can't endure this anymore."
May Allah ease your situation. With as many hours as it takes from you daily, your OCD is like a full-time job that one hates and that doesn't bring any benefit. So understandably it makes you feel exhausted.
But don't give up, because OCD is treatable. And imagine even if you get 50% better, that's 3-4 hours less of this torture. You can reach that within a few weeks insha'Allah if you put in the work. And after that you can continue getting better and better with the right tools and support.
Please continue going through the course (I noticed you had already signed up) and please do consider getting an appointment with a psychiatrist too cause in such an extreme case as yours some meds might be a good idea, at least in the early stages of your recovery.
May Allah grant you full shifaa, aameen!
Thank u brother your ocd is really like mine and i was struggling 30 years now and every one says it is shatin whispers but i do not think the same so please help me b4 i die to correct my self can i contact u directly r wbereabout u live i can come to see u plz help me jazakallah khariun
My advice to you is to go through the course and do the exercise within it and insha'Allah it'll help you get started in your path of recovery
How to do ERP for shirk-related rumination? Is there anyway one can contact you?
I don’t do OCD related consultations myself but I advise you to look up Tasfiyah Therapy on Instagram, specifically brother Ashraf whom I know since my studies in Madinah and who has a lot of experience with therapy including OCD. Perhaps you can afford some online therapy sessions with him. May Allah grant you ease
@@nordicmuslim Do you have his email or WhatsApp/Telegram? I don't have social media.
brother I am diagnosed with ocd will you help me in one issue?
Have you seen video called "Muslim Woman makes INCREDIBLE DISCOVERY in Psychology | Dr. Rania Awaad"? I wanted to share. Probably the oldest text about OCD has been found, and its islamic
Yes, I saw a video about it by OnePath Network
salam alykum how can i attend this course
Wa alaikum assalam!
Link in description
My brother after he came on deen started practicing is facing severe anxiety issue which even stops him from going to mosque in fear of what if my health detoriated and i fainted in mosque he prays at home although the mosque being so near! he doesnt even go to any other places alone he is 20 do you think he has ocd ? He has cleaning issues and he keeps reciting again and again he thinks he is reciting wrong can you guide should he take medicines from dr or just a exercise and consultation ?please pray for him shaitan is really after him may Allah protect and heal my brother
He definitely has OCD and has to seek help to deal with it. Going through my course together with you can also be a good start. Doesn't mean Shaytan is really after him when he's dealing with this medical condition, rather it's a common misconception amongst the Muslims and can add to the depression a person suffering from OCD is already dealing from.
Make sure he takes some action to get better and seeks help cause I was in a very similar situation in my latest years in Madinah when the masjid was right next to my dorm but it was a huge struggle to pray in it and lot of the times I didn't cause of my cleanliness related OCD.
I know someone who had this EXACT fear of fainting during salaah. So he would never go to the masjid to pray and prayed at home.
Eventually, his condition got better and he's doing good now. But I think it's always better to seek professional help rather than waiting.
I have terrible OCD please help me
Is there a WhatsApp or Telegram group for those who don't have social media?
Sorry to say but there isn’t
@@nordicmuslim OK JazakAllahuKhayran.
Why is shirk OCD more difficult to treat?
How can i contact you?
I have my e-mail listed in the description of my channel (front page)
Is ocd a sin in islam or just sickness
It's not a sin just like someone having a heart disease or a broken leg is not a sin. It's a medical condition