His Mercy. Their Mission.
Join TISA for a special live conversation with Muslim chaplains serving in hospitals, prisons, universities, and other spaces where spiritual care, grounded Islamic scholarship, and compassionate presence matter most.
A live conversation on Muslim chaplaincy in America.
in partnership with American Islamic College
Voices from the front lines of Muslim chaplaincy.
Hear from Muslim chaplains serving in healthcare, corrections, universities, and communities, alongside leaders helping shape the future of Muslim chaplaincy.
Sondos Kholaki
Hospital Chaplain
VP of Healthcare, Association of Muslim Chaplains
Abdul Muhaymin Priester III
TISA Alumnus, MA ’24
Public Theologian
Dr. Zubair Yousif
Chaplaincy Program Manager
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Nimao Ali
University Muslim Chaplain
York University
Arif Rahman
Volunteer Prison Chaplain, Hawaii Corrections
TISA Student
Javeria Ahmed
Host | Chaplain Resident, Parkland Health
TISA Student
In some of life’s most difficult moments, mercy needs someone prepared to walk through the door.
Spiritual care reaches people where life becomes hardest.
Muslim chaplains provide spiritual guidance, compassionate care, and a steady presence when people are facing illness, grief, incarceration, isolation, uncertainty, or major life transitions. Tonight’s conversation brings that work into view.
Hospitals
Muslim patients and families face illness, grief, difficult decisions, and spiritual questions at moments when trusted religious care can matter enormously.
Prisons
Chaplains provide faith-based guidance, dignity, and a consistent spiritual presence in environments often marked by isolation and separation.
Campuses
Muslim students navigate faith, identity, relationships, academic pressure, and major life transitions.
Preparing scholars to carry mercy into action.
Muslim chaplaincy requires more than good intentions. Chaplains are called into rooms shaped by illness, grief, incarceration, crisis, loneliness, institutional complexity, and questions of faith.
The SOLACE Fund helps support students preparing for chaplaincy and spiritual-care leadership through rigorous Islamic scholarship and formation at The Islamic Seminary of America.
By supporting SOLACE, donors help make it possible for future Muslim chaplains to serve people with knowledge, compassion, and integrity.
Learn more about SOLACE →Help prepare the next chaplain who walks through the door.
Your support helps TISA prepare Muslim scholars for service in hospitals, prisons, universities, communities, and other institutions where spiritually grounded care is needed.
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