Our esteemed leaders and scholars who guide and serve our community.
Dr Said Aris Tarabi is a Chartered Counselling Psychologist (registered with the British Psychological Society and the Health and Care Professions Council) practising in London. He holds a Doctorate in Counselling Psychology and has over a decade of clinical experience working in both the NHS, UCL and private practice.
In his work, Dr Tarabi provides evidence-based psychological therapy to adults, helping them understand their thoughts, emotions and behaviours in a safe, collaborative setting. He uses a range of therapeutic approaches including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), psychodynamic methods, compassion-focused therapy, schema therapy, and others to support people with issues such as anxiety, depression, trauma, OCD, eating problems, low self-esteem, relationship difficulties and life transitions. His goal-oriented practice focuses on personalised strategies to promote growth, resilience and improved well-being.
Ustadh Abu Ibrahim is a dedicated instructor, speaker, and mentor committed to empowering Muslims with hope, unity, and strength through Islam. Whether delivering khutbahs or teaching at the i3 Institute, he inspires individuals to live with purpose and integrity.
A long-time student of Sheikh Usta and Sheikh Rasoul, Abu Ibrahim combines deep Islamic knowledge with academic excellence, holding a Master’s in Computer Science and a Bachelor’s in Math. With his unique blend of technical expertise and passion for Islamic advocacy, he is equipped to guide the next generation of Muslim leaders, nurturing a united and resilient Ummah.
Ustadh Khaled has over two decades of experience in Da’wah. His primary focus has been the intellectual and political dimensions of Islam. His work is dedicated to exploring the foundational principles of the Islamic tradition, fostering critical engagement with contemporary political thought, and promoting a principled understanding of Islam grounded in its authentic sources and rich intellectual heritage.
