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Rania Awaad

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Stanford University

United States

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Rania Awaad is a Clinical Associate Professor at Stanford University in the United States. Her research focuses on mental health within Muslim communities, emphasizing community-based participatory research, the roles of faith and family in mental health care, and the development of culturally relevant suicide response strategies. Recent articles reflect her commitment to understanding the mental health beliefs and needs of diverse populations, particularly in the context of moral injury care and music therapy.

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Aminah McBryde-Redzovic

Assistant Professor

Benedictine University

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Kübra Tör-Çabuk

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Central Connecticut State University

UNITED STATES

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Kent Hinkson

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Utah Valley University

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An unexplored history of music therapy: The medicinal use of makams in the Ottoman era as a psychological tool.

Perceptions of Muslim Americans on the role of mental health professionals in supporting Muslims with mental illness: A community-based participatory research (CBPR) study.

The family’s role in mental health care: Perceptions of Bay Area Muslims.

Believing without Belonging? The Effects of Racial Discrimination at the Mosque on Religiosity and Mosque Attendance through Belonging for Black Muslims

Caring for the mental health of Afghan refugee youth through a decolonial paradigm: A qualitative analysis of distress, coping mechanisms, and priorities for treatment.

How my faith inspires my research, advocacy and mentorship

The Development and Implementation of a Custom-Tailored Suicide Response Training for Muslim Communities

Developing a Suicide Crisis Response Team in America: An Islamic Perspective

The Development of a Novel Suicide Postvention Healing Model for Muslim Communities in the United States of America

The Role of Muslim Religious Leaders in Mental Health: A Community-Based Participatory Research Study in the San Francisco Bay Area

Islamic Civilizations and Plagues: The Role of Religion, Faith and Psychology During Pandemics

Islam and suicide: An interdisciplinary scoping review.

The original self-help book: Al-balkhi’s 9th century “Sustenance of the body and soul”.

Suicide Response in American Muslim Communities: A Community Case Study

The Bay Area Muslim mental health community advisory board: evaluation of a community based participatory approach

Addressing Religious and Spiritual Diversity in Moral Injury Care: Five Perspectives

Melodies in the hospital courtyard: A comparative history of Ottoman music therapy in the early modern period (c. 1400–1800)

Ethnic differences in Muslim women’s mental health beliefs, rejection attitudes, and familiarity with professional mental healthcare

Role of Mosque Communities in Supporting Muslims with Mental Illness: Results of CBPR-oriented Focus Groups in the Bay Area, California

Improving Recruitment for Mental Health Research in Muslim American Women

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Aminah McBryde-Redzovic

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Kent Hinkson

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