About
About Fitrah Revival
A mission born from the trenches
A coach who has walked the path — here to walk it with you.
The Mission
To empower change and bring a taboo topic — pornography addiction — to the forefront of society, especially the Muslim world.
After seeing first hand the scale of addiction among the Ummah, this led me to create Fitrah Revival — an organisation at the heart of the Ummah's struggle with pornography addiction and other compulsive sexual behaviours.
Fitrah Revival was founded to serve a generation of Muslim men silently drowning in something the ummah rarely names. Brothers — students of knowledge, husbands, fathers, professionals — all carrying the same secret weight. This work is my answer to that silence.
My Story
Why this work,
and why now.
Recovery Coach
Specialist in pornography addiction
UK based, supporting Muslim men worldwide
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Who I am
A recovery coach who specialises in pornography addiction who understands the struggle from experience of guiding others. My passion for this work comes from seeing for years how compulsive pornography can impact confidence, motivation, mental health and overall quality of life. Through coaching I assist clients to build healthy habits, improve consistency and create practical recovery plans. My approach focuses on progress, self-awareness and sustainable change rather than shame or guilt.
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My credentials & lineage
I have received personal mentoring from the likes of Wael Ibrahim and Abeeda Ahmad and am part of organisations like My Tazkiyah.
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What I believe
I believe no brother is broken beyond repair. I believe shame is the chain, and structured action is the key. I believe your Fitrah — the pure disposition Allah created you with — is still alive beneath the layers. My job is to help you uncover it.
Beyond Coaching
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Featured on Under the Pomegranate Tree | Episode 85
Podcast
Watch My Podcast
Pornography addiction is a struggle many Muslims experience in silence.
I recently joined Mufti Ateiq on Under the Pomegranate Tree for an honest, raw conversation about pornography addiction, the triggers that keep the cycle going, its impact on spirituality, relationships and mental health, and what genuine recovery can look like.
If you're struggling with pornography, or know someone who is, this conversation may help you or them understand the problem differently.
Watch the full conversation below:
https://youtu.be/4vTxtsKoxtkReady to take the next step?
If you're tired of repeating the same cycle and want structured, confidential support, find out how Fitrah Revival's 1:1 recovery coaching can help.
The Method
I know change can happen when practicing Muslim men stop relying on willpower and utilise a sobriety programme wherein you utilise habits, relapse prevention plans, accountability and so on — transformation is possible.
Hope
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
No brother is beyond saving, no brother is beyond the endless mercy of Allah. With the right help, guidance and coaching anything is possible.
The same cycle of shame, guilt, remorse and relapse does not have to continue. You don't need to suffer in silence anymore. To break free and start the journey of recovery click the link below.