Author · Psychology · Faith

The courage to look within.

Aasiyah Hasan writes about the wounds we inherit, the patterns we repeat, and the work of building a different legacy.

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Featuring Surviving the United States of Narcissism

Aasiyah Hasan wearing a blue hijab and black niqab

AASIYAH HASAN AUTHOR

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Surviving the United States of Narcissism

What happens when personal wounds become family patterns—and patterns become the culture around us?

Drawing on psychological, historical, cultural, and Islamic perspectives, Aasiyah examines power, manipulation, trauma, oppression, and accountability. Her invitation is both outward and inward: to recognize harm, examine the nafs, and refuse to pass destructive patterns to the next generation.

At its heart, this is a book about healing, justice, and returning to Allah.

Print and digital editions are being prepared.

Published by Coach Ward Media. Purchase links will be added before release.

“Healing does not mean pretending the wound never happened. It means refusing to allow the wound to determine who you become.”

— Aasiyah Hasan

01 / THE AUTHOR

Meet Aasiyah.

A wife, mother, writer, and servant of Allah whose work explores the meeting point of psychology, spirituality, trauma, and identity.

Aasiyah is a stay-at-home mother of six. Originally from Flint, Michigan, she graduated magna cum laude from Colorado Technical University with a bachelor’s degree in psychology, complemented by coursework in Islamic psychology. She is currently pursuing a master’s degree in information technology.

Her writing asks how personal experiences, family systems, culture, and belief shape the way we understand ourselves and one another. When she is not writing or studying, she enjoys reading, traveling, and playing with her children.

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