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Submit Your Trip Report

Share your experience with the community, through an Islamic lens.

Why this matters: This isn't just a story archive. Your answers — especially the MEQ-30 and practice-change questions — feed directly into an open academic argument about how psychedelics should be classified in Islamic law. Every submission is a real data point in that debate. You're also giving other Muslims who've had experiences like yours, often quietly and without anyone to talk to, a chance to see they're not alone. It takes about 8–10 minutes — most of it is quick clicking, not writing.
Privacy & anonymity: Name and nickname are optional — leave both blank to submit fully anonymously. No account or contact information is required. How this data is used: Anonymized responses (including MEQ-30 scores and the practice-change questions below) may be used in aggregate for research on this site, including in published analysis. Please avoid including identifying details (full names of others, exact addresses, employer names, etc.) in your written report.

About You

The Experience

Your Story

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Your Practice Since the Experience

Thinking about the period since this experience — compared to how things were before it — has anything changed in the following areas? Answer based on your honest recollection, even if the change was small, temporary, or you're not fully sure it was caused by the experience.

Ṣalāh (prayer) consistency
Qur'an engagement (reading, listening, reflection)
Dhikr (remembrance) frequency
Fasting (obligatory and/or voluntary)
General God-consciousness (taqwā) in daily life
If you noticed any change above, has it lasted?

Mystical Experience Questionnaire (MEQ-30)

Click the number that best represents your experience. 0 (None) to 5 (Extreme).

Answering from memory: Base these ratings on your recollection of the experience itself (however long ago it was), not on how you feel about it today. It's normal for memory to smooth or idealize a past experience over time — answer as accurately as you can rather than how you imagine it should have felt.