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[FONT=&quot]I had specific phobia anxiety and I always feel intense fear of a specific object or situation, such as heights or flying. Even If I keep Ignoring my anxiety, It doesn't go away and the relentless thoughts just endlessly continue in my head. It really bothers me and I don't know what should I do about it. In your opinion, What will I do to get rid of this as soon as possible aside from consulting a psychiatrist?[/FONT]
 
Greetings and peace be with you FinalNyc;

I always feel intense fear of a specific object or situation, such as flying.

I have had this same kind of fear from the first time I went in a plane at the age of 16. I have flown dozens of times since and still feel apprehensive each time. Once we have landed, I reflect on the flight, which is mostly a pleasant experience, probably more enjoyable and less bumpy than coach journeys.

My fear is not flying, but the fear of engine failure or crash landing; but millions fly safely every year. We hear on the news that crashes can happen; but statistically; plane travel is far safer than travelling in a car; and we do car journeys without these fears.

Please ignore this if you feel I am wrong, but I don't think consulting a psychiatrist is helpful. The only way to overcome fear of flying, is to get on a plane and fly, then you have to fly back again. The more you face your fears and just do it, the stronger you become.

The reverse is also true, the more you avoid going on planes when opportunities happen, will make you more fearful over time.

If you have to fly, trust in Allah and go.

May Allah bless you on your journey,
Eric
 
Greetings and peace be with you FinalNyc;



I have had this same kind of fear from the first time I went in a plane at the age of 16. I have flown dozens of times since and still feel apprehensive each time. Once we have landed, I reflect on the flight, which is mostly a pleasant experience, probably more enjoyable and less bumpy than coach journeys.

My fear is not flying, but the fear of engine failure or crash landing; but millions fly safely every year. We hear on the news that crashes can happen; but statistically; plane travel is far safer than travelling in a car; and we do car journeys without these fears.

Please ignore this if you feel I am wrong, but I don't think consulting a psychiatrist is helpful. The only way to overcome fear of flying, is to get on a plane and fly, then you have to fly back again. The more you face your fears and just do it, the stronger you become.

The reverse is also true, the more you avoid going on planes when opportunities happen, will make you more fearful over time.

If you have to fly, trust in Allah and go.

May Allah bless you on your journey,
Eric

Wasalam, Ramadan Mubarak 2026 Subanallah we’re here mashallah. All praise is due to Allah SWT ameen. First and foremost, today’s aviation with ETOPS will allow safety of engine failure but humbly speaking, psychologically that’s not enough for us to accept so we have Lufthansa, Air China, Korean Air has 4 engine planes that our forefathers used because accountants today took over the blue prints and safety always cost more….but the safest of all is a dua to Allah swt and that is the magnitude of all protection.

The amount of technology and safety that’s in place today plus the heavy assistance of ai is making aviation more safe to drive in a vehicle and you can google that.

It was a blessing to come across this post and may Allah SWT forgive us and make our affairs easy, ameen.