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Which racial or ethnic background(s) do you identify with?\u25fb Arab\u25fb South Asian (Pakistani, Indian, Bangladeshi)\u25fb Black \/ African \/ Afro-Caribbean\u25fb White\u25fb Southeast Asian (e.g., Malay, Indonesian)\u25fb Somali or East African\u25fb West African\u25fb Other: ___________\u25fb Prefer not to say6. What is your current clergy role in the Muslim community?\u25fb Seminary Student\u25fb Imam\u25fb Muslim Chaplain\/Spiritual Care Practitioner\u25fb Sheikh\/Maulana\u25fb Mufti\u25fb Sheikha\/Ustada\/Alima\u25fb Other (please specify): ___________7. How many years have you served in a formal religious leadership capacity (Imam, Chaplain, etc.)?____ yearsWhere do you primarily serve as a Muslim faith leader?\u25fb Alberta\u25fb British Columbia\u25fb Manitoba\u25fb New Brunswick\u25fb Newfoundland and Labrador\u25fb Northwest Territories\u25fb Nova Scotia\u25fb Nunavut\u25fb Ontario\u25fb Prince Edward Island\u25fb Quebec\u25fb Saskatchewan\u25fb Yukon\u25fb Prefer not to say8. Please select the category that best describes the population size of your primary service location:\u25fb Large urban population centre (100,000 or more people)\u25fb Medium population centre (30,000 to 99,999 people)\u25fb Small population centre (1,000 to 29,999 people)\u25fb Rural area (outside all population centres)9. Have you ever received any formal suicide prevention training (e.g., ASIST, SafeTALK, Mental Health First Aid)?\u25fb Yes\u25fb No10. Approximately how many total hours of formal suicide prevention training have you completed?\n                      (e.g., workshops, certifications, webinars, readings)\n                      ____ hoursHow often have you personally supported individuals expressing suicidal risk in your role?_____ (Please enter a number)How many suicide-related janazah (funeral) services have you personally conducted in your role as a Muslim clergy member?_____ (Please enter a number)Which of the following best describes your current understanding of cultural stressors in suicide risk?\n                      \n                      How would you describe your current understanding of Islamic teachings related to suicide?","order":6,"name":"Ethics","label":"<b>Appendix B. The Survey Questionnaire<\/b>","group":{"name":"EthicsHeading","label":"Declarations"}},{"value":"What best describes your mosque or organization\u2019s current approach to suicide prevention?\n                      \n                      How often do you address suicide prevention in your preaching (e.g. khutbahs, Islamic education)?\n                      \n                      How do you currently understand your role as a Muslim leader in responding to suicide?","order":7,"name":"Ethics","label":"Section C: Leadership & Community Engagement","group":{"name":"EthicsHeading","label":"Declarations"}},{"value":"How would you describe your current approach to listening when someone shares suicidal thoughts with you?\n                      \n                      How confident are you in responding to someone who may be at risk of suicide?\n                      \n                      How would you describe your ability to help someone develop a suicide safety plan?\n                      \n                      How would you describe your current practice of referring individuals at risk of suicide to mental health professionals?","order":8,"name":"Ethics","label":"Section D: Core Suicide Prevention Skills","group":{"name":"EthicsHeading","label":"Declarations"}},{"value":"How would you describe your involvement with the family and community after a suicide occurs?\n                      \n                      How would you describe your confidence in conducting a janazah (funeral) following a suicide?\n                      \n                      How would you describe your understanding of suicide contagion?","order":9,"name":"Ethics","label":"Section E: Postvention and Community Care After a Suicide","group":{"name":"EthicsHeading","label":"Declarations"}},{"value":"After a suicide occurs in your community, how would you describe your practice of self-care in your role as a Muslim faith leader?\n                      \n                      How would you describe your current approach to processing feelings of guilt after a suicide in your community?","order":10,"name":"Ethics","label":"Section F: Self-Care and Processing Guilt","group":{"name":"EthicsHeading","label":"Declarations"}},{"value":"See appendix Table\u00a0","order":11,"name":"Ethics","label":"Appendix C. Table 7 Developmental suicide prevention competency framework for survey items","group":{"name":"EthicsHeading","label":"Declarations"}}]}}