Deen Class Recording | Caregiving in Islam by Ustazah Farah Umainah

Caregiving in Islam: Finding Strength, Mercy and Barakah Through the Journey of Caregiving Finding Strength, Mercy and Barakah Through the Journey of Caregiving Caregiving is one of the greatest acts of love and sacrifice, yet it often comes with unseen emotional, physical and spiritual challenges. Islam reminds us that every moment spent caring for others can become an act of worship when done with sincerity and reliance upon Allah. Join Ustazah Farah in this two-part online class as we explore the Islamic perspective on caregiving through the Qur'an and Sunnah. Discover how patience, compassion and tawakkul can transform the journey of caring for our loved ones into a source of immense reward, while learning practical guidance to navigate the realities of caregiving with strength and hope. Whether you are currently caring for a parent, spouse, child or loved one—or simply wish to better support the caregivers around you—this class offers valuable insights rooted in our faith. Session 1: The Silent Test of Caregiving Finding Sabr, Strength and Barakah in Serving Those We Love In this session, you'll explore: Caring for others as an act of worship ('ibadah) Understanding compassion fatigue and caregiver burnout Overcoming the guilt of needing rest Balancing caregiving with work, marriage and family responsibilities Practising sabr without suppressing your emotions Strengthening tawakkul during prolonged trials Finding barakah in everyday acts of service Session 2: Who Cares for the Caregivers? Building a Compassionate Support System for Caregivers In this session, you'll learn: Why caregivers also need care and support The Islamic concept of mutual assistance (Ta'awun) The role of siblings and family members in caregiving How to ask for help without feeling guilty Setting healthy boundaries while fulfilling responsibilities Avoiding caregiver isolation Supporting caregivers emotionally and spiritually through an Islamic lens