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EP 11: Porn Addiction (Part 1) – The Extreme Dangers & How To Avoid Them (feat. Alyas Karmani)
Porn addiction. It’s something that millions of Muslims around the world suffer from, but not many can talk about. What’s even more rare are qualified practitioners who are able to openly discuss this issue and provide therapy, as well as having a solid foundation in Islamic principles.
In this episode (which is Part 1 of 2 on Porn Addiction) of the Deenspiration podcast show, Usman is joined by Alyas Karmani – a sex educator from England who has years of experience in providing counselling and therapy to those who find themselves involved with addictive sexual behaviour.
This episode goes in HARD and features a number of, what some might find, very shocking facts about porn addiction within the Muslim community and the harms that is causes to ourselves and society at large.
What you’ll learn
During the show, Ustadh Alyas covers a number of issues pertaining to porn addiction including the following:
Stay tuned for part 2
This episode is only Part 1 in the ‘Porn Addiction’ series. In Part 2, Usman is joined by Bara Aldasouqi from ‘Purify Your Gaze’ who provides some really great, practical strategies for leaving pornography and beginning your journey of healing.
To make sure you catch the episode, subscribe to the podcast for free on your smartphone on either iTunes, Soundcloud or Stitcher.
What did you think?
Was this episode helpful? How do you feel about what you heard? Got anything to add?
Scroll down to the bottom of this page to leave a comment. Let’s get the conversation started – Bismillah!
Alyas Karmani
Alyas Karmani is an Imam and Khateeb at a number of Mosques in the North of England and across the UK. Alyas is also a specialist in youth empowerment and emotional well – being having been a senior policy advisor for the Welsh Assembly government relating to youth empowerment and development 2008-2009. Alyas has 20 years of work experience in the Public Sector across a range of policy areas specialising in Equality and Diversity. He is an accomplished academic with six years of experience as a researcher and lecturer at Bradford and Leeds Universities – department of Social Policy. Alyas Karmani was former head of Race Equality for the Welsh Assembly Government 2004. He is currently a consultant for West Yorkshire and London Probation service in relation to resettlement and reintegration of Muslim Offenders. Alyas has a Psychology background with close to 20 years of counseling and therapy work focusing on Muslim centred mental health and emotional well being.
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Porn addiction. It’s something that millions of Muslims around the world suffer from, but not many can talk about. What’s even more rare are qualified practitioners who are able to openly discuss this issue and provide therapy, as well as having a solid foundation in Islamic principles.
In this episode (which is Part 1 of 2 on Porn Addiction) of the Deenspiration podcast show, Usman is joined by Alyas Karmani – a sex educator from England who has years of experience in providing counselling and therapy to those who find themselves involved with addictive sexual behaviour.
This episode goes in HARD and features a number of, what some might find, very shocking facts about porn addiction within the Muslim community and the harms that is causes to ourselves and society at large.
What you’ll learn
During the show, Ustadh Alyas covers a number of issues pertaining to porn addiction including the following:
Stay tuned for part 2
This episode is only Part 1 in the ‘Porn Addiction’ series. In Part 2, Usman is joined by Bara Aldasouqi from ‘Purify Your Gaze’ who provides some really great, practical strategies for leaving pornography and beginning your journey of healing.
To make sure you catch the episode, subscribe to the podcast for free on your smartphone on either iTunes, Soundcloud or Stitcher.
What did you think?
Was this episode helpful? How do you feel about what you heard? Got anything to add?
Scroll down to the bottom of this page to leave a comment. Let’s get the conversation started – Bismillah!
Alyas Karmani
Alyas Karmani is an Imam and Khateeb at a number of Mosques in the North of England and across the UK. Alyas is also a specialist in youth empowerment and emotional well – being having been a senior policy advisor for the Welsh Assembly government relating to youth empowerment and development 2008-2009. Alyas has 20 years of work experience in the Public Sector across a range of policy areas specialising in Equality and Diversity. He is an accomplished academic with six years of experience as a researcher and lecturer at Bradford and Leeds Universities – department of Social Policy. Alyas Karmani was former head of Race Equality for the Welsh Assembly Government 2004. He is currently a consultant for West Yorkshire and London Probation service in relation to resettlement and reintegration of Muslim Offenders. Alyas has a Psychology background with close to 20 years of counseling and therapy work focusing on Muslim centred mental health and emotional well being.
Never Miss an Episode!
Did you enjoy this episode? Click below to subscribe to the podcast show for free on your smartphone via a range of apps for iOS and Android.
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