In various circumstances, Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) has prescribed a range of supplications (du’as) that hold therapeutic potential. These supplications can be recited throughout the holy month of Ramadan and beyond, offering a form of spiritual healing. It is through hope and unwavering faith that positive transformations can manifest for those who earnestly seek them.
Imam Yahya Ibrahim assumes the role of Head of Islamic Studies and Assistant Principal at Langford Islamic College. He is also the Islamic Chaplain at Curtin University and the University of Western Australia. Additionally, he serves as a lecturer for the renowned AlMaghrib Institute, recognized on an international scale.
Imam Yahya’s influence extends further, as he holds the distinction of being a Minister of Religion, endowed with the authority to solemnize marriages for the Australian Islamic community. He continues to be an integral member of the Australian National Imam’s Council and contributes his insights to several advisory boards.
Acknowledging his significant contributions to Western Australia, Imam Yahya was bestowed with the Individual Excellence Award in Community Service by the West Australian Government. This recognition underscores his enduring dedication to serving the community and fostering positive change.
