Ramadan Special • Free Live Webinar
Break the Cycle: How Couples Stop Repeating the Same Fight
This Ramadan, make your marriage one of your goals. In this free live webinar, you'll identify your couple's conflict cycle and learn practical scripts to de-escalate and repair—so you stop reliving the same argument.
Tue, Mar 3
4:00 PM ET
Live on Zoom
Replay available (48 hrs)
Faraz Malik
LPC, MA Islamic Studies,
MA Mental Health Counseling
A Ramadan Goal Worth Setting
Make your marriage a priority this Ramadan
We set goals for Quran, prayer, and charity — but what about the person we
share our life with? The last 10 nights are a time for transformation. Let that
include how you and your spouse communicate, resolve conflict, and reconnect.
Does this feel familiar?
“We argue about the same thing… again.”
“One of us pushes to talk; the other shuts down.”
“Small issues become big fights fast.”
“After the conflict, we don’t really repair—we just move on.”
“We love each other, but we feel stuck.”
What you'll learn
Practical tools, not just theory. Walk away with scripts you can use today.
You'll leave with a clear next step to practice this weekly in 10 minutes.
Understanding The Cycle
Which cycle do you get stuck in?
In this webinar, you'll learn to recognize your pattern and get a practical script to break free from it.
Who this is for
This is for you
Married couples
Engaged couples
Couples who want practical tools (not just theory)
Not designed for
Married couples
Engaged couples
Couples who want practical tools (not just theory)
Meet your host
Faraz Malik
LPC, MA Islamic Studies, MA Mental Health Counseling
Faraz Malik is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), educator, and religious
scholar specializing in Islamic pre-marital and marital counseling. He holds a BA in Mathematics, a Master's in Islamic Studies, and a Master's in Mental Health
Counseling.
With extensive training in both Islamic sciences—including the five-year
Alimiyyah program at Qalam Seminary—and clinical mental health counseling,
Faraz offers a unique perspective that bridges traditional Islamic scholarship
with contemporary therapeutic approaches. This dual expertise allows him to address relationship challenges through a lens that honors both spiritual values and psychological wellness.
Recognizing the critical need for relationship education in the Muslim
community, Faraz developed a comprehensive pre-marital and marital
curriculum serving three populations: singles seeking marriage, couples in crisis, and post-divorce individuals. His framework integrates Islamic values with evidence-based therapeutic approaches, covering everything from courtship strategies to conflict resolution to understanding nikāḥ rights.
Educational content only; not a substitute for individualized therapy or medical advice.
How it works
Step 1
Register free
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Step 2
Check your email
Get the zoom link + worksheet
Step 3
Attend live or watch replay
Available for 48 hours after
Bring your spouse if possible (but you can attend solo).
Frequently asked questions
Is this really free?
Yes—free registration.
Can I attend if my spouse can't make it?
Yes, you can attend solo and still benefit.
Will there be a replay?
Yes, replay access for 48 hours after the webinar.
Is this religious content or therapy?
It's practical, values-informed education—tools you can use right away.
What if we're dealing with serious issues?
This is educational and can help with patterns, but if you need tailored support, seek professional help locally.