Alhumdulillah, I have raised a son and a daughter, who are Hijabis. âA son?â you ask in shock! Yes, a son⊠Hijab literally means âbarrierâ, and there is the command for both men and women to be modest and cover; yet, we tend to focus only on our daughters, writes Tasneem Vali.
In this article, Kiran Ansari discusses the importance of teaching adab, Islamic values for manners and etiquette, to children. She also shares some practical tips on how to incorporate adab into your child’s daily routine to develop them into well-rounded adults.
Sheikh Kamil Ahmad, an Islamic scholar pursuing a Master’s degree in Aqeedah from Qassim University, shares insights on his childhood, education, family, work-life balance, parenting, and the role of Muslims in global leadership.
Discover the importance of Adab in Islam, and how it impacts a child’s upbringing and character. Learn from scholars’ insights and Quranic guidance.
Are we consciously labelling our children as the best writers, artists, storytellers and so on? It’s time to break free from these labels, writes Umm Amal.
Ruhaifa Adil presents some interesting games that parents can play with their children to boost their self-esteem.
Mufti Ismail Menk has a heart warming message for all the busy dads (and moms!) out there!
Laila Brence assesses how early dependency on screens is having a negative effect on children.
A daughter writes a letter to her mother requesting to own and use a smartphone. The mother also replies in a letter. A must-read for all parents whose children want independent digital access.
Eman Rangoonwala, teen counsellor, gives detailed advice to parents on how to resolve issues with their stressed out teenagers.
