Description The main purpose of this book is to assist caregivers in providing culturally competent services to Muslim patients and clients.
He is the Imam Warith Deen Muhammad Professor of African American Muslim Studies at the Graduate Theological Foundation in Indiana
Board Certified Clinical Chaplain (BCCC) and Pastoral Counselor (BCPC) by College of Pastoral Supervision and Psychotherapists (CPSP); and both a Certified Drug and Alcohol Counselor (CADC) and Certified Co-Occurring Disorder Professional (CODP) in New Jersey..
Hatim volunteered as a Red Cross Disaster Chaplain after the World Trade Center tragedy in NYC.
Dr.
As the Admiral Family\'s Non-Governmental /United Nations (NGO/UN) Representative, he participated in the United Nations religious and human rights activities both here in the US as well as Geneva, Switzerland.
He directed the Admiral Family Justice Ministry (prisons/courts).
Abdullah Latif Ali.
He was a longtime student of Shaykh Dr.
He retired as an Imam with the Admiral Family Circle Islamic Community (Admiral Family) in New York City after 18 years.
MIN., is a respected religious leader, human rights activist, educator, lecturer, and counselor.
D, D.
About the Author Muhammad HATIM, PH.
Additionally the book provides a Muslim perspective on the spiritual roots of conflict, terrorism, gender issues, homosexuality, and substance abuse.
It contains basic information on the religion of Al-Islam, correlates Islamic theology with established psychological theories, and recommends an approach to making spiritual assessments.
It may be particularly useful in the education and training of Healthcare workers, counselors, mental health professionals, social workers, seminarians, and chaplains.
Description The main purpose of this book is to assist caregivers in providing culturally competent services to Muslim patients and clients
