Bela Khan is a PhD candidate in psychology who is known for integrating Islamic principles with psychological approaches. Having extensively studied the Quran, Hadith, and Fiqh from various schools, she offers a unique approach to psychology through the divine lens of Islam, making it meaningful and relatable to Muslims worldwide.

In her role as a Senior Lecturer of Psychology at the International Open University (IOU) and as Clinical Director of Solace, Bela empowers individuals through counselling and educational initiatives.

She is recognized for her Islamically Integrated Life Coaching course, which empowers individuals to help others overcome daily life challenges and lead more purposeful lives. Graduates of this course are working across the globe, inspiring meaningful change in their communities.

Bela is also the author of two books and a dedicated homeschooling mother, trying to balance her professional work with nurturing her family.

Her areas of interest include Religion, Psychology, Philosophy, and Poetry, focusing on exploring their intersections. Through her teachings and writings, she strives to bridge the gap between faith and psychology, inspiring positive change in individuals and communities alike

She can be reached at bela.khan@iou.edu.gm