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Energized Living: Unlock Your Full Potential
Live Event
This event will take place on: Saturday, February 22nd, 2025 at 4:00 PM GMT
Discover the secret to living a vibrant, energetic life in this transformative talk. Energy isn’t just about feeling awake—it’s the fuel for fulfilling your obligations, worshiping Allah, and giving your body its due.
We’ll explore:
1️⃣ The Purpose of Energy: How health and energy are deeply connected to fulfilling your spiritual and worldly responsibilities.
2️⃣ Understanding Energy: The physical, mental, and spiritual dimensions of vitality.
3️⃣ Signs of Low Energy: Recognizing when your body, mind, or spirit is calling for change.
4️⃣ Root Causes: Identifying the underlying factors that drain your energy.
5️⃣ The Path to More Energy: Practical steps to recharge your body, mind, and soul.
This session will leave you inspired and equipped to take charge of your health and unlock the energy you need to thrive in all aspects of life.
About the presenter
Abdur Rahman Ashraf, a licensed Physician Associate (PA-C), is the researcher, compiler, translator, and publisher of Food Between Curse & Cure: Islam, Health & The Good Life.
He is the founder and current sole practitioner at Hayat Tayyiba, where he specializes in lifestyle and functional medicine. He helps patients lose weight, reverse diabetes, and cure high blood pressure, all grounded in the principles of Higher Health, which emphasizes a balanced approach to mental, physical, and spiritual well-being.
Now practicing in Texas, Abdur Rahman serves patients in emergency and urgent care settings. Prior to this, he spent several years studying traditional Islamic sciences in Amman, Jordan, where he also taught Arabic at the renowned Qasid Institute from 2008 to 2012.
With a deep passion for health, fitness, and functional and integrative medicine, Abdur Rahman continues to dedicate himself to improving the well-being of his patients.
