Healing the Gaze
Reclaiming Purity in the Digital AgeDescription
Be careful of what we consume.
They say that the eyes are the window of our soul. Each indecent image is embedded into the corneas and it slowly darkens our soul.
Whether you’re in the battlegrounds of addiction or walking beside someone who is going through it—this is a safe space for you.
Shaykh Wael Ibrahim is conducting a special one-day event to equip anyone struggling with addiction to begin their first step towards change.
What you’ll experience:
❤️🩹 Able to identify the signs and consequences of addiction from a psychological, neurological, and spiritual perspective
❤️🩹 Understand the Qur’anic injunctions regarding lowering the gaze and protecting one’s chastity as mentioned in Surah An-Nur 24:30-31
❤️🩹 Recognise the role of tawbah, sabr, and murabaqah in the recovery journey
❤️🩹 Create judgement-free safe spaces
If there is anyone silently battling a long and dark night alone, all of us are sending you words of encouragement to hang in there so you can greet the morning sun.
☀️ Addiction doesn’t define you. You’re in safe hands.
Schedule
Sun, 22 June 2025Tickets
Onsite
-RM50Important Notes
- All purchases are final and not refundable. Please ensure that you have selected the correct options before purchasing. Should you encounter any technical issues after making your payment, please contact us before making another payment.
- Tickets are not exchangeable from one event to another.
- Mode conversion from onsite to webinar and vice versa is not available.
- If you are unable to make it to the event, you can personally give your ticket to another person to attend on your behalf, and you will still be able to access the recording. A full ticket transfer (change of participant’s details and recording access) is limited to one time only, and a request must be submitted via the Ticket Transfer request form by Friday, 20 June 2025, 11 AM. Any request made elsewhere or after the deadline will not be entertained.
- Only participants with valid tickets (minimum age of 6 and above) are allowed inside the hall.
- Children below the age of 6 are strictly not allowed to be inside the hall.
- Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis, and segregated by gender.
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