Format: Video
Length: 57 minutes
Instructor: Dr. Habīb Boerger
Who was Abraham in Islam?
Why is Ibrahim (Abraham) known as The Friend of God (Khalīl Allāh)? What can his extraordinary life teach us about faith, surrender, trust, courage, and intimate relationship with the Divine?
The Muslim Abraham offers a transformative exploration of one of history's greatest spiritual teachers through the lens of the Qur'an, Islamic spirituality, and the Sufi tradition.
While Abraham is revered in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, his story in the Qur'an offers profound spiritual insights that are often unfamiliar to many people. This course moves beyond historical study to explore Abraham's inner journey—a journey of awakening, surrender, unwavering trust, and radical love for God.
Throughout the course, you'll discover how Abraham's life continues to illuminate our own spiritual path, inviting us to move beyond fear, certainty, and attachment toward greater freedom, compassion, and Divine intimacy.
Together we'll explore:
Abraham (Ibrahim) in the Qur'an and Islamic tradition
The similarities and differences between Abraham in Islam, Christianity, and Judaism
The Sufi understanding of Abraham as "The Friend of God"
The spiritual symbolism behind the stories of the idols, the fire, Hagar and Ishmael, the Kaaba, and the sacrifice
The deeper meaning of surrender (Islam), trust (tawakkul), and Divine Oneness (tawḥīd)
Guided contemplative practices inspired by Sufi wisdom
Sacred chanting (dhikr), meditation, prayer, and reflective exercises
How Abraham's life can help us cultivate courage, resilience, generosity, and unwavering trust in everyday life
Each session weaves together Qur'anic storytelling, spiritual reflection, contemplative practice, and experiential exercises that invite you not simply to learn about Abraham, but to embody the qualities that made him one of humanity's greatest spiritual exemplars.
More than a study of a prophet, this course is an invitation into a deeper relationship with the Divine—a journey toward the freedom that comes through surrender, the peace that grows through trust, and the love that transforms every aspect of life.
Whether you are Muslim, Christian, Jewish, spiritual but not religious, or simply spiritually curious, you'll find an inclusive and welcoming space to deepen your understanding of one of the foundational figures of the Abrahamic faiths while discovering timeless practices for spiritual transformation.
If you've ever wondered:
Who is Abraham in Islam?
What does the Qur'an teach about Abraham?
Why is Abraham called the Friend of God?
What is the spiritual meaning of the Kaaba and Hajj?
What can Abraham teach us about surrender, trust, and faith today?
This course offers both historical insight and practical spiritual wisdom that can enrich your daily life, regardless of your religious background.
Discover Abraham beyond religious boundaries—and discover the path of surrender, trust, and Divine friendship within your own heart.
Format: Video
Length: 50 minutes
Instructor: Dr. Habīb Boerger
The Muslim Jesus: Love, Healing, and Divine Unity
Jesus is one of the most beloved and revered figures in Islam—yet few people know his remarkable story from the Qur'an and the Islamic spiritual tradition.
The Muslim Jesus invites you to encounter Jesus (ʿĪsā) through fresh eyes. Drawing from the Qur'an, Sufi teachings, contemplative practices, and the shared wisdom of the Abrahamic faiths, this transformative course explores not only the historical and theological story of Jesus in Islam, but also the profound spiritual qualities he embodies.
Rather than approaching Jesus solely as a historical figure, you'll discover how his life becomes a living guide for awakening compassion, healing, trust, surrender, unconditional love, and intimate connection with the Divine.
Throughout the course you'll explore:
How Jesus is portrayed in the Qur'an and Islamic tradition
Similarities and differences between Jesus in Islam and Christianity
The Sufi understanding of Jesus as a model of spiritual awakening
The symbolism and inner meaning behind the miracles of Jesus
Guided contemplative practices inspired by Islamic spirituality
Sacred chanting (dhikr), meditation, reflection, and heart-centered prayer
Practical ways to cultivate healing, openness, generosity, and Divine love in everyday life
How the wisdom of Jesus speaks powerfully to our modern spiritual lives, regardless of religious background
Each session weaves together storytelling, scripture, spiritual reflection, contemplative practice, and experiential exercises designed not merely to teach about Jesus—but to help you embody the qualities he represents.
Whether you identify as Muslim, Christian, Jewish, Buddhist, spiritual but not religious, or simply someone seeking a deeper relationship with the Sacred, this course offers an inclusive and welcoming space to explore one of history's greatest spiritual teachers.
If you've ever wondered:
Who is Jesus in Islam?
What does the Qur'an say about Jesus?
How do Sufis understand Jesus?
What can Jesus teach us about healing, love, and spiritual transformation today?
This course will deepen your understanding while inviting you into a richer experience of contemplative practice and spiritual formation.
Come discover Jesus beyond religious boundaries—and perhaps discover something profound within yourself.
Format: Video
Length: Part 1: 83 minutes, Part 2: 87 minutes
Instructor: Dr. Habīb Boerger
Faith in Tough Times: Lessons from the Life of Job and Chants to Integrate Them
When life brings hardship—whether personal struggles or collective challenges—we can feel disoriented, weary, or even abandoned. Yet across the spiritual traditions, the story of Job (Ayyub, peace be upon him) reminds us that resilience, patience, and faith are always pathways back into the heart of the Divine.
This two-part course explores timeless lessons from Job’s life through the lens of Sufi wisdom, paired with contemplative chanting to help integrate these teachings into body, heart, and spirit. Together, we will reflect on themes of surrender, patience, generosity, trust, and Divine love—learning how to return to God in all circumstances and to see both hardship and ease as invitations into deeper intimacy with the Beloved.
Each session weaves together:
Readings from The Stories of the Prophets by Sidi Shaykh Muhammad al-Jamal
Qur’anic verses and sayings across traditions that illuminate Job’s journey
Guided chanting practices (dhikr) to embody the lessons and cultivate presence
Space for reflection, silence, and optional sharing
The course also offers interspiritual equivalents to the Sufi chants—drawing from Christian, Jewish, Buddhist, and spiritual-but-not-religious practices—so participants from all backgrounds can engage meaningfully.
Whether you seek healing, grounding, or renewed strength, Faith in Tough Times invites you to rest in the ocean of God’s mercy and love, and to embody a faith that can carry you through every season of life.
Format: Video
Length: Part 1 - 64 minutes, Part 2 - 67 minutes
Instructor: Dr. Habīb Boerger
The Patience of Moses and the Love of Rabia in the Station of Majesty
Explore the life of the Prophet Musa (Moses), peace be upon him, through the lens of Sufi wisdom and interspiritual insight. In this heartfelt, contemplative two-part course, Dr. Habīb guides you through the story of Musa’s trials, his steadfast trust in the Divine, and the deeper meanings behind patience, hardship, and the love of God.
Drawing from traditional Islamic sources, Sufi teachings, and the example of the great saint Rabi‘a al-‘Adawiyya, this course offers reflection, remembrance, and experiential practices to help you walk with grace through life’s jalāl (majesty) and jamāl (beauty).
Includes chanting, guided meditation, and spiritual practices from multiple traditions. Suitable for seekers of any background.
Format: Video
Length: 53 minutes
Instructor: Dr. Habīb Boerger
In this moving and heart-centered teaching, Dr. Habīb guides us through the deep spiritual significance of the Hajj—not only as a physical journey to Mecca, but as a timeless call to surrender, love, and Divine intimacy. Drawing from Qur’anic stories, Sufi teachings, and personal reflection, The Call to Hajj illuminates the inner pilgrimage each of us is invited to take.
This session includes teachings from Sidi al-Jamal, dhikr, contemplative reflection, and evocative storytelling—from Hagar’s sacred search for water to Abraham’s surrender on Mount Arafat, and ultimately to Dr. Habīb’s own unfolding experience of hearing and answering the Divine call.
Whether you have performed Hajj, long to go, or are simply curious about its spiritual meaning, this video offers insight, inspiration, and a deeply felt connection to the Mercy that calls each soul home.
Coming soon:
The Prophet Muhammad
Revelation of the Divine Qualities and Realization of the Prophetic Light Through Hajj