A psychological, social and emotional learning program.
Through interactive activities, collaborative projects, and reflective practices, you will learn to manage emotions, build healthy relationships, and enhance their overall spiritual health.
Start your path to spiritual wellness with our comprehensive mentorship program this Winter 1446H (2024) Season!
This program is structured to support your spiritual journey while fostering connections with others, all under the guidance of a mentor.
Accessing a spiritual mentor is often challenging. That’s why we’ve created this unique program to support your goals for personal growth, provide external accountability, and foster lasting change.
Through interactive activities, collaborative projects, and reflective practices, you will learn to manage emotions, build healthy relationships, and enhance their overall spiritual health.
While a great deal of information can be found in books, articles, and tutorials, the most pleasant and efficient way to learn how to practice Islam is with a patient and willing mentor.
Members will inspire one another and share resources to foster support and collaboration in achieving their ambitions together.
Our mentors are highly skilled in navigating Tarbiyah topics, with years of experience providing instruction and guidance. They hold certifications in various fields that support the holistic development of Tarbiyah. While our mentors have extensive experience in Islamic studies through years of learning, research, and direct mentorship, they do not claim to be experts in these fields. All content is thoughtfully curated based on scholarly work and tailored to the needs of each Seeker.
Take the first step towards personal growth and spiritual development. Join our community of Seekers today and start benefiting from tailored guidance, experienced mentorship, and a carefully curated program designed to help you thrive.
This program is designed for adults and youth seeking significant personal growth, clarity, and purpose through spiritual mentorship (Tarbiyah) over three months. Participants will progress on their own journeys while engaging with others, all guided by a qualified mentor. The program includes a structured curriculum with weekly readings, group discussions, journal reflections, and a final project to increase one’s impact. As of 2023, the Tarbiyah program also counts toward the new degree requirements at SIIER.
Yes, each student will have a personal login account and portal with access to resources, links, and relevant information.
Participants will have access to private groups with qualified mentors, mandatory weekly sessions, a private portal with resources, bonus Q&A sessions, guest speaker events, virtual socials, and a community of fellow participants.
No, this program is open to individuals at any level of knowledge.
Participants will be placed in private groups with a mentor and peers, and communication will occur via Whatsapp.
Attendance at live sessions is mandatory, as they are essential for benefiting from spiritual mentorship and maintaining consistency. Repeated absences without a valid excuse may result in suspension. We encourage all participants to plan accordingly.
No, sessions will not be recorded to protect confidentiality and encourage live participation. However, students who attend may share notes with those who miss sessions for valid reasons.
The minimum age is 17, and the maximum age is 150. 🙂
No. This program is for individuals who are genuinely interested in personal growth. It is not intended for those being forced to attend.
No, the program is tailored to individuals’ unique backgrounds, experiences, and interactions, and it is essential to maintain confidentiality within the group.
No, groups will be gender-specific. Research shows that men and women learn better in separate environments, especially when discussing sensitive topics. Thus, we provide separate groups for brothers and sisters.
Yes, one of the program’s goals is to foster lasting bonds of brotherhood and sisterhood. We encourage participants to build meaningful connections during the program.
Yes, successful completion of the Tarbiyah program counts toward credits in the new SIIER degree program.