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As one of the first persons to
organize homeopathic training in Egypt (see
History of Homeopathy in
Egypt), it has been his stated
goal to spread homeopathy in Egypt at the grassroots
level in order to create public demand for quality
homeopathic treatment. To a large extent this approach
has succeeded in producing a large number of qualified
homeopaths over the past 5 years and made the Egyptian
public increasingly aware of this complementary
treatment modality. In cooperation with other qualified
Egyptian homeopaths, he was instrumental in helping to
found the Egyptian Society of Homeopathy and the courses
he currently teaches are endorsed by the Society as
providing the kind of professional training required by
international bodies in the field of homeopathy. He is
also interested in laying the groundwork for a greater
awareness of homeopathy in the Arab world and lectured
in Lebanon, where he initiated the move to a training
program, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia.
Abdul Hayy is a dynamic and demanding teacher (see Student
Testimonials) who sets very high standards for the teaching
of homeopathy at the professional level. He is very
interested in incorporating a clearer concept of
consciousness and the notions of self (and Self) into the
homeopathic discipline and how this impacts on our whole
notion of what needs to be healed. He also practices Voice
Dialogue as a means of therapy.
Abdul Hayy is married and has three children. In his other
incarnations works full time as Associate Chair of the
Department of Rhetoric and Composition at the American
University in Cairo and teaches a course called "Who am I?:
Self and Consciousness Across the Disciplines." He also is
very much interested in Sufism, studies in religion and
consciousness, lectures regularly on a wide variety of
topics including Hayy ibn Yaqzan, Dream interpretation, and
Voice Dialogue and the different concepts of
self.