Divorced Muslim Man

A Father’s Journey Through Loss, Healing and Coming Home to Himself

Coming November 2026 from Invitation Publishing.

Diary of a Divorced Muslim Man is coming soon from Invitation Publishing.

Diary of a Divorced Muslim Man

Coming November 2026

from Invitation Publishing.

"A beautifully written, engaging, and deeply beneficial book, particularly for men who find themselves in despair. The author takes us on his journey through past trauma and an abyss of despair to healing, love, and an embrace of emotional vulnerability. It carries an inspirational message, especially for men scared of letting go of the tough-man mask. I will be recommending it in our work at Ihsaan."

- Professor Rasjid Skinner
Consultant Clinical Psychologist & Chair of Trustees, Ihsaan Islamic Psychotherapy Research Academy

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Diary Of A

Divorced Muslim Man

A Father’s Journey Through Loss, Healing and Coming Home to Himself

Coming November 2026 from Invitation Publishing.

"A beautifully written, engaging, and deeply beneficial book, particularly for men who find themselves in despair. The author takes us on his journey through past trauma and an abyss of despair to healing, love, and an embrace of emotional vulnerability. It carries an inspirational message, especially for men scared of letting go of the tough-man mask. I will be recommending it in our work at Ihsaan."

- Professor Rasjid Skinner
Consultant Clinical Psychologist & Chair of Trustees, Ihsaan Islamic Psychotherapy Research Academy

"A beautifully written, engaging, and deeply beneficial book, particularly for men who find themselves in despair. The author takes us on his journey through past trauma and an abyss of despair to healing, love, and an embrace of emotional vulnerability. It carries an inspirational message, especially for men scared of letting go of the tough-man mask. I will be recommending it in our work at Ihsaan."

- Professor Rasjid Skinner
Consultant Clinical Psychologist & Chair of Trustees, Ihsaan Islamic Psychotherapy Research Academy

Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Chair of Trustees Ihsaan Islamic Psychotherapy Research Academy

Be the first to hear when the book is released, receive an exclusive preview and follow the journey to publication.

Be the first to hear when the book is released, receive an exclusive preview and follow the journey to publication.

Join the waitlist.

MORE THAN A DIVORCE STORY -

This book was never meant
to be about divorce alone.

This book was never meant to be about divorce alone.

Divorce may have been where the story began, but it opened the door to questions I had avoided for much longer.

What happens to a man when the life he thought he was building falls apart? Where does he put the grief he doesn't know how to name? How much of the boy he once was is still shaping the husband, father and man he has become? And what does it mean to finally come home to yourself?

Diary of a Divorced Muslim Man follows that journey through loss, male identity, fatherhood, trauma, faith, healing and the slow work of becoming whole again.

It isn't a manual for getting over divorce.
It's an account of what one man found when he finally stopped running from himself.

“

It began with the end
of a marriage.

But somewhere along the way,
I realised I wasn't only
writing about divorce.

I was writing about
the boy I had left behind.

THE JOURNEY —

Loss. Identity. Fatherhood.
Faith. Healing. Coming Home.

Written as a series of intimate diary entries and reflections, the book moves through some of the places men often experience privately but struggle to put into words. Not with all the answers neatly tied together. But with the honesty of someone who has had to live the questions.

THE JOURNEY —

Loss. Identity. Fatherhood.
Faith. Healing. Coming Home.

Written as a series of intimate diary entries and reflections, the book moves through some of the places men often experience privately but struggle to put into words.