Towards Healing: Healing the Heart, Mind, and Body through Faith
by Elzahraa Hassane
9 lessons • 3 weeks
3 lessons • 120 min
3 lessons • 0 min
3 lessons • 0 min
This course was originally delivered live and has now been fully recorded. When you enrol you receive lifetime access to all session recordings, presentations and course materials in your student dashboard, so you can study at your own pace, from anywhere, at any time.
There is no assignment or exam. Once you have watched all the sessions and gone through the course materials, you will receive your Certificate of Completion from Sakeena Institute.
Few subjects touch our daily lives as constantly as rizq, our provision. It shapes how we work, how we worry, and how we relate to the future. Yet many of us carry quiet anxiety about sustenance, income and the question of what is enough, even while believing that Allah is Ar-Razzāq.
This course explores the Islamic understanding of rizq as a complete system: decreed by Allah, sought through lawful effort, and received with trust and gratitude. Across three guided sessions, you will move from the theology of provision to its practical and psychological reality, learning how the Qur'an and Sunnah frame sustenance as far more than wealth. Provision includes health, knowledge, peace of heart, righteous company and guidance.
Rooted in classical sources and connected to contemporary questions of financial worry and contentment, the course offers clarity of belief alongside calm of heart.
By the end of this course you will be able to:
No prior knowledge of Islamic studies is required.
On completing all three sessions and the course materials, you will receive a Certificate of Completion issued by Sakeena Institute. No assignment or examination is required.
Enrol now to receive lifetime access to the complete recorded course and all materials in your dashboard. Begin whenever you are ready and progress at your own pace.
Complete all course modules to earn your verified certificate and showcase your achievement.
Create a free account or log in to submit your application for The Divine System of Rizq (Provision) , Knowing Allah as Ar-Razzāq.
You have access to this course
Go to courseA space to ask questions, share reflections, and connect with others going through the same course alongside your instructor.

Elzahraa Hassane is the Founder and Executive Director of "Sakeena Institute", an international educational platform dedicated to integrating authentic Islamic knowledge with contemporary psychology, neuroscience, and education to promote emotional well-being, resilience, and personal growth. She is a Doctoral Researcher in Education, with research focusing on the integration of faith-based education, emotional resilience, and psychological well-being. She has also completed the taught component of the MSc in Neuroscience and Psychology of Mental Health at the University of Warwick. She holds a Master of Education (M.Ed.), the University of Exeter (UK), a "Master's degree in Islamic Studies" from Middlesex University, UK., and a "Master's degree in Applied Linguistics, a linguistic comparison between English and Arabic", University of Tanta, Egypt. As a Certified Mental Health Consultant, Elzahraa combines academic research with practical application, bridging Islamic psychology, neuroscience, education, and emotional healing to develop evidence-informed programmes that help individuals strengthen their faith, build emotional resilience, and improve psychological well-being. Through Sakeena Institute, she has designed and delivered educational programmes for a global audience, making complex concepts in psychology, neuroscience, and Islamic scholarship accessible, practical, and transformative. Alongside her academic work, she is an international educator, speaker, author, and content creator whose educational content has reached more than 500,000 people across digital platforms. Her mission is to reconnect individuals with faith as the foundation for emotional healing, personal growth, and lasting inner peace.
by Elzahraa Hassane
by Elzahraa Hassane