About Us
Furqaan Institute of Quranic Healing is the gift from the Muslim people to the world at large.We believe that the Quran and the teachings of our Prophet Muhammad (saw) has a lot of healing.There are many problems that have medical symptoms but in fact are spiritual problems. We have been curing and helping people for over ten years.
Also, FIQH is a non-profit venture.We are not here to make money, therefore you will find our prices to be very affordable.We want to introduce mankind into the world of the unseen and introduce them to the benefits that Islam brings.
Contact us at info[@]fiqe.org or call 1 (630) 620-0801
DFW Spiritual Healing Center:
Located in Fort Worth, Dallas-this center is supervised by a team of Islamic Scholars who provide spiritual healing as well as family counseling services based on Qur’an and Sunnah.
Address: 2431 S. Collins St, Suite B, Arlington, TX 76014. Ph: (817) 400 1800. email: dfw@fiqh.org
Directions: (May be we put a map from maquest.com here)
Office Hours: TBA
Contact person: Sheikh Shakeeb Abqari
Clients seen by appointments only.
Chicago Land Spiritual Healing Center:
Based in Addison, IL-this center provides family counseling as well as spiritual healing services based on Qur’an and Sunnah. The center is supervised by a licensed clinical counselor and spiritual healing services are being provided by qualified Islamic Scholars.
Address: 1433 W. Fullerton Ave, Suite # H, Addison IL 60101, ph: (630) 620 0801. email: info@fiqh.org
Directions: (we put a map here). If you can’t just pls leave it empty now.
Office Hours: Monday to Thursday. 10 AM to 7 PM CST
Contact Person: Mohammed Chowdhury
Our Staff
Sheikh Omar Baloch
Resident Scholar – Furqaan Institute of Quranic Healing
Sheikh Omar Baloch in his capacity as the Scholar in Residence for Al-Furqaan Foundation is responsible for all activities and material relating to communicating the Message of the Qur’an to Muslims and non-Muslims. His expertise on the Message of the Qur’an makes him a well-respected speaker at lectures and events across the country. His knowledge of world religions allows him to engage in dialogue across many faiths and is often a speaker at many dawah events. His aggressive Khutba schedule takes him around the US, where he not only focuses on reviving the spirit of Dawah through the Qur’an, but also raises funds for the purpose of delivering a copy of the translation of the Qur’an to everyone in America. His fluency in Arabic, English and Urdu makes his khutbas, lectures and speeches unique and well attended.
Born and raised in Chicago, Sheikh Omar has a Shahada from Jamia thul Azhar (Al-Azhar University) in Egypt. He got his Shahada in 1994 with an emphasis on the Arabic Language and Minhaj ad Dawah. Prior to that he studied in Pakistan at Jamia Thul Ahlul Hadith. He is a student of Dr. Israr Ahmad and Abdur Razaq sahib. He has attended study circles with Shaikh Muhammad Jibreel (the Famous Egyptian Qari) and Sheikh Kishk. Apart from his religious education, his secular education has taken him to Georgetown University to pursue his graduate studies on the Psychology of religion. Prior to joining Al-Furqaan Foundation he has held many positions in the IT industry as a network professional. He has served as an Imam at Hagerstown, MD and has also taught at Al-Huda Islamic School. He is extremely good at engaging the youth and is a frequent lecturer and speaker at many campus events.
Br. Mohammed Chowdhury
Clinical Counselor
Br.Mohammed Chowdhury earned a Bachelors in Psychology and Masters in Rehabilitation Counseling (with specialization in Psychiatric Rehabilitation) from Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago. He is a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor (CRC) and holds licensure to practice in Illinois. He worked as Intake Counselor at HAS (Healthcare Alternative Systems) and as Community Support Specialist at Thresholds Psychiatric Rehabilitation Center. Born in Dhaka, Bangladesh, he is currently a resident of Chicago. Br.Chowdhury is married and has been blessed with a daughter. He lives with his family.