Meet the Chaplain!

Imran Sohail Haq

Associate Chaplain for Muslim Life

Imran Haq has a history of providing compassionate care to others, for both Muslims and non-Muslims alike. This interfaith approach was strengthened during their graduate studies; where Imran obtained two Masters degrees from Hartford International University, working alongside people of a variety of religious and philosophical traditions.

Imran’s chaplaincy work includes:

Working at Mary Washington Hospital

located in Fredericksburg Virginia, Imran served as an interfaith chaplain with a focus on Palliative Care work and End of Life care.

Imran has experience working with intense emotions such as loss and grief. Imran also worked in the hospital’s attached behavioral health unit.

Working at CenterDC

Imran worked in a Muslim Third Space located in Washington DC, focusing on the specific needs of the Muslim community. Imran provided 1:1 care to the local Muslim population, talking through issues ranging from anxiety to identity issues as a Muslim in America.

Imran facilitated programming centered around grief processing, and Muslim spiritual and ethical development. Imran was also part of a push to establish a relationship between CenterDC and the DC jail, with the goal of providing religious support and resources to incarcerated Muslim brothers and sisters. Imran supported Muslims re-entry from the DC Jail, by helping establish a re-entry Muslim support group.

To learn more about how Imran works with other campus partners to provide programming and care to Muslim students, staff, and faculty, Click Here.