Anish Edward Paraam is an international athlete and a revert to Islam whose journey bridges high-level sport and spiritual realignment.

Through years of athletic discipline, Anish developed a deep understanding of consistency, effort, and physical excellence. After embracing Islam, he reframed these same principles through faith, recognising that discipline without purpose is incomplete.

His work focuses on reconnecting health to deen, not as a pursuit of appearance or performance, but as responsibility, obedience, and stewardship. He emphasises that caring for the body is part of worship, and that consistency in Islam is defined by return, not flawlessness.

Within SimplyFit Muslims, Anish approaches weight loss coaching through meaning rather than mechanics. He addresses the inner world that shapes behaviour, intention, and resistance, helping people understand why they struggle, why they self-sabotage, and why returning matters more than being perfect.

His guidance supports habit development by reframing discipline as worship, accountability as amanah, and consistency as an act of obedience to Allah rather than personal willpower.

Inside SimplyFit Muslims, Anish is responsible for:

• spiritual framing and reminders

• connecting health, weight loss, and discipline to ibadah and accountability to Allah

• shaping the inner world that drives habits and long-term change

• shifting mindsets from outcome-driven to command-driven living

His role is to ground the journey in meaning, soften internal resistance, and remind people why health and weight loss matter beyond numbers, aesthetics, or performance results.