Vienna Islamic Centre Holds Mental Health Lecture, Signs Cooperation Agreement

Vienna Islamic Centre Holds Mental Health Lecture, Signs Cooperation Agreement
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The Islamic Centre in Vienna, Austria, has organized a lecture titled “Islam and Mental Health” in cooperation with the RAHA Institute of Islamic Psychology, marking World Mental Health Day. The event aimed to raise awareness of mental well-being, family stability and the role of Islamic teachings in supporting emotional health.

Held under the supervision of the Muslim World League’s office in Austria, the lecture explored the relationship between faith and mental health, emphasizing the importance of seeking professional help when needed alongside spiritual and social support. Participants also discussed psychological challenges affecting individuals, families and communities.

At the conclusion of the event, the Islamic Centre and the RAHA Institute signed a cooperation agreement. The centre’s director, Dr Ahmed Al-Mufarreh, and the institute’s director, Bram Tatar, signed the memorandum, which aims to expand mental health awareness initiatives, strengthen support for individuals and families, and develop programmes addressing the community’s psychological and social needs.