A prelude conversation to
Building Spiritual Resilience in Troubled Times
Sunday, Sep 6th; 4:00-5:00pm Online via Zoom
Since 2020, the world has collectively experienced an uptick in challenging and divisive issues. During that time, we’ve had the opportunity to practice deep trust, compassion and service to the community, as well as build our collective resilience.
On September 26th & 27th, we are honored to host Sidi Shaykh Ibrahim Jaffe, MD, for a two day online workshop, Building Spiritual Resilience in Troubled Times.
As a prelude to that event, this Community Connection Day, on September 6th, features a conversation with Sufi Center of MN teachers and moderated by our new Executive Director, Rabia Susan Shehata, regarding this potent topic that we have found ourselves managing in such acute ways. This panel serves as an opportunity to connect with the wisdom of our Minnesota community and reflect on why Sufi teachings are an important guidepost at this time.
Event Details
When: Sunday, September 6th; 4:00-5:00pm followed by a healing circle at 5pm.
Where: Online via Zoom
Cost: FREE, heart-centered donations appreciated.
How to Join: Please fill in the form on this page so that we know who is attending our events. Or if you are an existing Community Member then we have listed the information on our Community Page.
For more information: Contact Rabia Susan at info@suficentermn.org.
Panelists
Yasmine Rahmana Cindy Libman
Yasmine Rahmana Cindy Libman is a Muqaddam Murrabi in the Minnesota community. She is a master healer and spiritual teacher for the University of Sufism. She loves helping people be in closer and deeper relationship with Allah.
Maryam Shamsa Jennie Woodard
Maryam Shamsa Jennie Woodard has been a student of Sufism for over 20 years. She is a teacher and Master Healer who seeks to know herself and the Divine in all creation.
Rifqa Rashida
Rifqa Rashida lives in Duluth, MN. She is a deep caretaker of souls, and has been a caregiver for seniors and in end of life care for over 15 years. Her passion is to help others heal their nervous systems through healing core relational and lineage wounds in order to live the fullest, most authentic, divinely connected life of love and service possible. She has completed the Master’s of Divinity Sufi Healing and Ministry program at the University of Sufism and is in continued studies of the somatics of the female nervous system, Internal Family Systems, and relational patterns in love.