About Conscious Namaz

Why it exists

Most of us were taught the form of the prayer and not the presence inside it. We learned when to stand and what to say, and then spent years standing and saying it while our attention was somewhere else entirely.

Conscious Namaz starts from that honest place. It teaches the practice of attention alongside the practice of prayer — what the heart is doing while the body is moving, and how to bring the two back together. The teaching draws on the Qur’an and the Sunnah, and sets beside them what contemporary psychology understands about attention and habit.

The work is deliberately small and personal. There is no scale here that would cost us the ability to answer you by name.

Ahmed Mohammed Khan

Ahmed Mohammed Khan is the founder of Conscious Namaz and the author of the book of the same name. He is a certified psychotherapist and an NLP therapist, and he guides every program on this platform personally — the live circles, the one-to-one sessions and the retreats.

He writes and teaches in English and in Urdu, and he reads everything that arrives at the inbox.

Credentials stated pending the E5 credential audit.

How we work

• Nothing is generated where it should be looked up. Qur’anic text on this platform is retrieved from approved sources, never paraphrased and never invented.
• We do not issue religious rulings, and we do not take sectarian positions. A question that needs a ruling goes to a scholar, not to us.
• We make no claims about outcomes. What you receive from a practice is between you and Allah.
• Your practice data is private to you and the team, is never shared with another brand, and is held on infrastructure dedicated to this one.

Where to begin

The free weekly session costs nothing and asks nothing. If you want the full path, Miracles of Tahajjud is the ten-session program everything else grew out of.

The Program · Free session