Islamic life coaching integrates traditional coaching methods with Islamic principles. It helps clients pursue personal and professional goals while aligning with their faith, values, and spiritual purpose.

Therapy focuses on healing past trauma and emotional issues, while coaching is forward focused and goal-oriented.

Anyone looking to make a change, improve performance, set and reach goals, or find clarity in life, work, relationships, or wellness can benefit.

In i4SY the coach listens actively, asks powerful questions, helps clarify values and goals, identifies obstacles, and supports the client in creating and following an action plan all according to the Quran and Sunnah.

The client can speak to the coach over the phone, conferencing (Zoom, Skype, etc.), depending on the coach and client preferences.

Most sessions last 45 to 60 minutes. The frequency may vary weekly, biweekly, or monthly depending on the coaching plan.

This depends on your goals. Some clients work with a coach for a few sessions, while others continue for several months for long-term development.

Yes, confidentiality is a core ethical principle, and even more so in an Islamic context.

Yes, we have an amazing team of well-qualified and dedicated coaches ready to support and guide you. We’re continually expanding our team to bring in more expertise and ensure you receive the best possible coaching experience.

You’ll usually discuss your goals, current challenges, and what you hope to gain from coaching. It’s also a time to determine if the coach-client dynamic works.

We have all sessions free until august. Rates vary widely.

Yes, as long as the coaching aligns with Islamic teachings and avoids anything haram. Coaching is a tool for personal development and can help Muslims live a more purposeful and balanced life.

Right now we offer coaching only for women, for the men the work is in progress.

Not at all. Islamic coaching meets you where you are. Whether you're practicing, returning to faith, or exploring, the coaching process is supportive and non-judgmental.

Yes. Islamic coaching helps youth and young adults navigate challenges around identity, faith, career, and cultural expectations with clarity, confidence, and tawakkul.

Yes—but life coaches are not mental health professionals. If you’re dealing with depression, anxiety, or trauma, a therapist is more appropriate. Coaches can work alongside therapy to support personal growth.

That’s exactly when coaching can help. Islamic life coaching provides tools to rediscover clarity, meaning, and aligned direction step by step, starting from where you are.

Progress is measured by your growth in clarity, consistency, emotional regulation, alignment with Islamic values, and movement toward your personal and spiritual goals.

Islamic coaching emphasizes tawakkul (reliance on Allah), dua, and action—not “manifestation” in a New Age sense. Positive mindset is encouraged, but always within Islamic belief in qadr and Allah’s will.

Please check the ‘How-To’ tutorials available on our social media pages.
If you still have questions, feel free to reach out to our Help Desk. We’re here to assist you!

Yes! If you're passionate about becoming a coach and want to learn how to support and guide others effectively, we’re here to help.
Please contact our Help Desk, and we’ll guide you towards recognized, Islamically integrated coaching courses that align with your goals and values.