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The Prophet (saw) said: “When your offspring starts speaking, teach him to recite La Illaha Illa Allah and never fear about his end. When the milk teeth are uprooted, order your child to observe prayers.” (Muslim)
Children’s understanding of justice and fairness is very different from that of adults. Children see black and white and are sometimes unable to understand or accept situations that don’t feel fair to them. Ruhaifa Adil shares some ways to teach your children about justice and fairness.
‘A child needs his mother’s motherhood more than her teacher-hood. In their enthusiasm to make their children smart, and under tremendous pressure from peers and schools, mothers in Pakistan are assuming more and more the role of a teacher at the expense of their motherhood role’- Dr Irfan Hyder
Ramadan is a brilliant opportunity to inculcate love for the Quran in your kids, and train them according to the Sunnah.
Kiran Ansari organizes “Welcome Ramadan Craft Party” and shares wonderful ideas for parents to prepare their children for Ramadan by arranging a Pre- Ramadan craft party.
For raising children to become responsible and well-groomed Muslim youth, parents have to put forth efforts into development of their character and personality. Madiha Salam shares some tips to help you build loving homes for your children.
Often times, parents do not realize the need to raise kids with a higher I.Q or with a mind that can decipher signs to make a worthwhile meaning out of it. While, most parents are willing to make their children an example for others- enthusiastically making an effort to teach their children whatever they know. This article will look at ways through which parents can raise their child’s I.Q level.
Listening requires focus, and once we teach our children how to focus, they will be armed with the tools to follow Allah’s (swt) commands. Raising confident, happy and well-adjusted children starts with mothers being good listeners and then transferring this skill to their children.
Instilling Deen in your child’s heart is easier said than done. But, if you do it with pure intentions, Allah (swt) is sure to help you.
Ruhaifa Adil presents ideas that you can use to help your children get along better and learn values of tolerance, sensitivity, anger control, patience and cooperation along the way.