Break Free, Rebuild Your Discipline & Get Closer To Allah
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Here's Why I Can Help
Reverted To Islam
In 2016, Alhamdulillah, I reverted to Islam. It became one of the biggest turning points in my life and began a journey of learning more about my deen, improving myself and becoming closer to Allah.
A New Chapter In The UK
After moving to the United Kingdom in 2020, I continued working on myself while dealing with many of the same struggles other Muslim men quietly face — discipline, harmful online habits, emotions, heartbreak and consistency in faith.
Rebuilding My Discipline
I began taking my relationship with Allah more seriously. I worked on becoming consistent with salah, lowering my gaze, managing my emotions, respecting my parents and replacing harmful habits with healthier and more productive ones.
Taking Back Control
Through patience, sincere repentance, accountability, consistency and reliance upon Allah, I began gaining greater control over my habits, my time, my emotions and the direction of my life.
Creating Muslim Momentum
Today, I use the lessons from my own journey to help other Muslim men who feel trapped by pornography, weak discipline and inconsistent faith build stronger habits and become closer to Allah.
Questions, Answered
Muslim Momentum is designed for Muslim men who know they need to change but are struggling to stay consistent. If you are dealing with pornography, weak discipline, missed prayers, harmful online habits or repeatedly falling back into the same patterns, this program is designed to give you structure, accountability and support.
No. You may already be practising, trying to become more practising, or simply feel like you have become distant from Allah. The purpose of Muslim Momentum is to help you start moving in the right direction from wherever you currently are.
That is exactly why accountability and structure matter. Instead of simply telling you to “stop”, we work on identifying the triggers, routines, environments and situations that keep pulling you back into the same cycle and create practical steps to help you move forward.
No. Many Muslim men struggle privately because they are embarrassed or afraid of being judged. Muslim Momentum is designed to give you a private environment where you can be honest about what you are dealing with and focus on improving.
Depending on your situation, we may work on pornography, lowering the gaze, salah consistency, discipline, daily structure, social media use, accountability, emotional control, anger, heartbreak, relationships and strengthening your connection with Allah.
Muslim Momentum is a 3 month 1 to 1 coaching program. You will have one private coaching call each week as well as support and accountability between calls.
The goal is not to completely change your life overnight. You will be given practical actions to implement throughout your normal week. The biggest requirement is your willingness to be honest, take action and remain consistent.
A setback does not mean you have failed. We look at what caused it, what can be learned from it and what needs to change so you can continue moving forward instead of giving up and returning to the same cycle.
No. Muslim Momentum is personal development, accountability and coaching based around Suhail’s experience and Islamic values. It is not a replacement for qualified scholars, medical professionals, therapists or mental health treatment where those services are required.
Click the button below and apply for a free strategy call. We will discuss what you are currently struggling with, what you want to change and whether Muslim Momentum is the right fit for you.
Ready To Become The Muslim
You Know You Can Be?
If you’re tired of repeating the same habits and you’re serious about changing, apply for a private call and let’s see if Muslim Momentum is the right fit for you.
IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER
Muslim Momentum provides personal development, accountability and coaching based around Islamic values and Suhail’s personal experience.
Muslim Momentum does not provide medical advice, mental health treatment, therapy, addiction treatment, religious rulings or scholarly Islamic guidance.
Where appropriate, individuals should seek help from qualified Islamic scholars, medical professionals, therapists or other licensed professionals.
Individual progress will vary depending on circumstances, consistency, effort and implementation. No specific outcome is guaranteed.
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