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Enas Mashal
Clinical Psychologist
Anxiety & Stress Depression Divorce or Separation Panic Disorder Trauma
Experience
21+ years
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Arabic, English
Fawad Shah
Clinical Mental Health and Addiction Counsellor
Depression Self-Esteem Substance Abuse and Addiction Emotional Regulation Trauma
Experience
16+ years
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English, Hindi, Urdu
Alaa Kornah
Clinical Counselling Therapist, MPCC- P, RTC-c
Anxiety & Stress Depression PTSD Mood Disorders Trauma
Experience
2+ years
Speaks
Arabic, English
Abir Elkadi
Counselling Hypnotist
Depression Family counseling Substance Abuse and Addiction Phobias and Fears Behavioral Issues
Experience
18+ years
Speaks
Arabic, English, French
Nur Ambreen Ihsanullah
Transformational Therapist, Healer and Soul Guide
Relationship Issues Grief and Loss Spirituality Childhood Trauma Mental health & trauma therapy
Experience
31+ years
Speaks
Punjabi, English, Hindi, Urdu
Ihab Darwiche
Canadian Certified Counsellor - Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)
Anxiety & Stress Depression Mood Disorders
Experience
6+ years
Speaks
Arabic, English, Spanish
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Who are the best Muslim therapists in San Antonio?
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How do I find a Muslim therapist in San Antonio?
Shifa Therapy helps you find and connect with a Muslim therapist in San Antonio. Explore a diverse list of licensed, certified, and experienced male and female Muslim therapists on Shifa Therapy. Use helpful filters to choose your desired therapist, book your session, and consult online.
What is Shifa Therapy?
Shifa Therapy connects Muslims with licensed therapists, psychologists, and counselors through online therapy and counseling sessions.
How does Shifa Therapy work?
Shifa Therapy allows you to choose a licensed therapist, book an online session, and receive professional support from the comfort of your home.
How much does therapy at Shifa Therapy cost?
Sessions start from USD 64 per session when you book a 4-session pack (USD 256 total) saving you 20%, or USD 80 per session for a single session.
Is Shifa Therapy secure?
Shifa Therapy is a 100% private and confidential platform you can trust for secure online therapy sessions.
Who can use Shifa Therapy?
Shifa Therapy is for all Muslims seeking mental health support online, offering therapy for individuals and couples of all ages and genders.
Are all therapists at Shifa Therapy licensed and qualified?
Yes, all therapists at Shifa Therapy are licensed and qualified professionals, ensuring you receive expert mental health support.
Do you allow session cancellations?
Yes, session cancellations are allowed if certain conditions are met. Please review our cancellation policy for details.
Do you allow refunds?
Yes, refunds are provided under certain conditions. Please check our refund policy for details.
Are Shifa Therapy sessions halal and faith-aligned?
Yes. Our therapists are trained to provide counseling that is respectful of Islamic values and principles. You can discuss mental health concerns in a way that aligns with your faith.
Can Shifa Therapy accommodate interfaith or non-Muslim clients?
Absolutely. While we specialize in Muslim-centered therapy, our licensed therapists can also work respectfully with clients from other faith backgrounds.
Can I get therapy from outside my city or country?
Yes. Shifa Therapy offers online sessions, so you can connect with licensed therapists no matter where you are, provided you have a stable internet connection.
Does Shifa Therapy accept insurance?
Shifa Therapy does not bill insurance directly. However, you can submit your receipt to your insurer for potential out-of-network reimbursement. Learn more about our insurance reimbursement process.
Find the Right Muslim Therapist in San Antonio, TX
Muslim therapists in San Antonio, TX provide online, faith-aligned mental health sessions for the city's 30,000+ Muslim residents. Licensed therapists are available through Shifa Therapy from $64/session, with most clients matched within 24 hours.
San Antonio is one of America's most distinctive cities, a place shaped by deep history, a strong military presence, and a population that reflects the full diversity of the American South. It is the seventh-most populous city in the United States, and it has grown steadily for decades, drawing professionals, families, and newcomers from across the world.
For San Antonio's Muslim community, that growth has been significant. The Muslim population has more than doubled in the past decade, drawing Arab families, Pakistani healthcare professionals, South Asian tech workers, and African American Muslims who have been part of the city's fabric for generations. It is a community that is visible, increasingly organized, and still building the institutions to match its size.
Shifa Therapy connects San Antonio Muslims with licensed therapists who bring clinical expertise alongside a genuine understanding of faith, culture, and the specific experience of Muslim life in Texas. Sessions are fully online, completely confidential, and built around your schedule.
Therapists who understand your faith
Our therapists serve San Antonio Muslims remotely, with sessions that are confidential and non-judgmental, covering individuals, couples, and families.
Common areas of support include:
- Stress, anxiety, and emotional overwhelm
- Family conflict and relationship challenges
- Life transitions, career pressure, and major decisions
- Identity and belonging as a Muslim in a predominantly Christian city
- Faith-aligned self-reflection and personal growth
- Grief, trauma, and experiences of discrimination or isolation
Every session is guided by respect for your values and a genuine understanding of how Islam shapes the way you move through the world.
Online therapy made for San Antonio residents
San Antonio is a sprawling city, and between work, family, military schedules, and community commitments, finding time for in-person appointments across the metro is a real challenge.
Shifa Therapy removes that friction entirely. Sessions are secure, flexible, and available from wherever you are, whether that is Stone Oak in the north, the Medical Center area, or Windcrest in the east. You get professional, faith-aligned support without having to travel across the city to find a therapist who actually understands your background.
Muslim population in San Antonio, TX
San Antonio is home to an estimated 30,000 Muslim residents, a community that has more than doubled in size over the past decade as the city itself has expanded.
The community draws from a wide range of backgrounds. Arab families, particularly Lebanese and Palestinian communities, have a long presence in San Antonio. Pakistani Muslims make up a significant portion of the community, many arriving in the 1990s and 2000s to work in the city's healthcare and technology sectors. African American Muslim communities with deep roots in San Antonio's history remain a vital part of the city's Islamic life. Indian, Bangladeshi, and other South Asian communities have added to the city's Muslim diversity, alongside a growing presence of Muslim professionals drawn by UTSA, the military, and the city's expanding economy.
Muslim residents of San Antonio are active in medicine, technology, education, and civic life. CAIR San Antonio advocates for Muslim civil rights and community visibility across Bexar County. The Muslim American Society maintains an active presence in the city through community programming and outreach. Eid gatherings draw thousands of attendees across multiple mosques each year, reflecting a community that despite being spread across a large metro remains deeply connected.
Neighborhoods and areas with notable Muslim presence
San Antonio's Muslim community is distributed across the city, with several areas carrying a particularly strong concentration of Muslim families and institutions.
The Medical Center area on the northwest side has a significant South Asian and Arab Muslim professional population, drawn by the city's large hospital and healthcare complex. Stone Oak in north San Antonio has a rapidly growing Muslim family community, reflected in the Northside Islamic Center's recent purchase of 7.25 acres to build a new mosque and school to meet demand. Windcrest on the east side is home to Masjid Arrayhan and a growing Muslim residential presence. Northwest San Antonio around the Fairhaven Street corridor is home to the Islamic Academy of San Antonio and surrounding Muslim family neighborhoods. Helotes and the broader far northwest suburbs have seen Muslim family growth alongside the city's general suburban expansion.
These areas give Muslim residents access to halal restaurants, Islamic institutions, and community networks that make faith-centered daily life more accessible across the city.
Mosques and Islamic centers in San Antonio
San Antonio has a growing network of mosques and Islamic centers serving the community's spiritual, educational, and social needs:
- Islamic Center of San Antonio (ICSA): Established in 1993, ICSA is the first Islamic center of its kind in San Antonio. Offers daily prayers, two Friday Jummah services (Arabic and English), Quran memorization and reading classes, marriage counseling, and bereavement support for the wider Muslim community.
- Muslim Children Education and Civic Center (MCECC): One of San Antonio's largest mosques, focused on Islamic education for youth, civic awareness, and community leadership development. Offers daily prayers, Islamic classes, and outreach programs for both Muslims and non-Muslims.
- Northside Islamic Center of San Antonio (NICSA): Founded in 2019 to serve the rapidly growing Muslim community in the Stone Oak area. Currently building a new 33,000 square foot community facility on 7.25 acres, with prayer spaces, classrooms, recreational facilities, and offices for both men and women.
- Muslim Center of San Antonio (MCSA): A newer center established in 2024, providing daily prayers, Jummah services, Quran education, and community programming for Muslims in the heart of San Antonio.
- Masjid Arrayhan: Located in Windcrest on the east side, serving the Muslim community in that part of the city with prayers and community activities since 2020.
These centers host Ramadan iftars, Eid celebrations, interfaith programs, and youth activities that form the backbone of Muslim communal life across San Antonio.
Muslim schools and educational resources
San Antonio offers Islamic educational options for Muslim children and families:
- Islamic Academy of San Antonio (IASA) — Located on Fairhaven Street near the Medical Center, IASA serves Pre-K through 8th grade with a curriculum that combines rigorous academics with Quranic studies, Arabic language instruction, and Islamic values in a community-centered environment.
- MCECC Islamic Education Programs — The Muslim Children Education and Civic Center offers structured Islamic education with a particular emphasis on youth, civic leadership, and character development alongside Quranic and religious studies.
- NICSA Islamic School (planned) — As part of its new 7.25-acre development in Stone Oak, NICSA has included an Islamic school in its master plan, responding to the clear demand for faith-based education in the city's fast-growing north.
Many San Antonio Muslim families supplement formal schooling with Quran memorization circles, Arabic classes, and weekend Islamic studies at local mosques, giving their children a grounded Muslim American identity alongside their academic education.
Unique challenges for Muslims in San Antonio
Muslims in San Antonio experience a mix of opportunities and pressures shaped by the city's culture and its broader Texas context:
- Navigating faith and identity in a city with deep Catholic and Christian roots, where being Muslim can feel isolating outside of established community spaces
- Balancing demanding careers in San Antonio's healthcare, military, and technology sectors with family responsibilities, religious practice, and community involvement
- Managing experiences of Islamophobia, microaggressions, and misconceptions in workplaces, schools, and social environments outside the Muslim community
- Supporting children in building a confident Muslim American identity in schools and neighborhoods where they are often among very few Muslim students
- Coping with the particular pressures of military-connected Muslim families, including deployment stress, frequent relocation, and the challenges of maintaining community ties
- Finding culturally competent, faith-aligned mental health support in a city where mainstream services rarely account for Islamic values or Muslim community experience
Faith-sensitive therapy helps address these stressors while strengthening your emotional and spiritual resilience.
Take the first step toward calm and clarity
Therapy is a sign of strength, not weakness. Shifa's San Antonio Muslim counselors offer compassionate, professional guidance for whatever you are carrying, whether that is anxiety, family tension, the pressure of building a life in a city that is still catching up to its Muslim community's needs, or simply a space where you can speak honestly without explaining yourself first.
You can book a session online or reach us on WhatsApp at +1 226 828 9306. Sessions are fully confidential, flexibly scheduled, and grounded in the values that matter to you. Your family will not be notified. We are here when you are ready.
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