Imam Muhammad Ibn Aftab will be available in the Multi-Faith Chaplaincy on campus every Wednesday during term. Read on for information about the Imam and how to book an appointment.
Imam Muhammad holds a Diploma in Islamic Studies and has several years of experience in Islamic education, pastoral care, and community support. He has worked closely with patients for almost five years and has spent the past two years providing counselling and pastoral support as an Imam. He has also completed a course in Islamic Psychology and Counselling.
Imam Muhammad speaks English, Arabic and Urdu, allowing him to support individuals from a diverse range of backgrounds.
Through the university chaplaincy, Imam Muhammad offers a confidential and supportive space for students and staff to discuss matters relating to faith, wellbeing, personal difficulties, identity, bereavement, relationships, or university life.
The service is open to everyone, regardless of faith or belief, and conversations will be approached with compassion, respect and without judgement.
You can meet the Imam in the Multi-Faith Chaplaincy, every Wednesday between 10am - 2pm. Drop in or book a 30-minute appointment by emailing chaplaincy@abdn.ac.uk