eHati Founders Deny Un-Islamic Claims
eHati International founders Diyana Tahir and Rahim Shukor have denied claims that their programmes promote un-Islamic practices, calling the allegations misleading and based on viral social media posts. They clarified that their modules use hypnotherapy, breathwork, and NLP—without elements like Tantra or banned substances—and are designed to help women with emotional wellbeing. The duo said Jais had previously reviewed and approved their programme. They urged authorities to verify social media claims before acting.
