• “My son does not pray except because he fears me.” 　　• “If I did not remind him of the prayer time, he would wait until its due time had passed.” 　　• “My son only prays to silence my yells. Can you imagine that he does not even perform ablution... More

　　• Accompany your child to the mosque: 　　When your child is able to perform prayer as due, or even is able to comprehend prayer before reaching the age of distinction, you should accompany him to the mosque so as to perform congregational prayers. This makes the child’s heart attached to... More

　　This article deals with the erroneous parental behavior patterns in reaction to children’s mistakes. The majority of parents react to these mistakes, at the time they are made, with anger and the desire to exact retribution from the child, under the pretext of discipline. This is especially true when the... More

　　In this article, we will complete the guidelines of behavioral change to be followed so that we can make a real change in the behavior of our children, and convince them to help us make that change. 　　5- Listen to him attentively. 　　In order for the adolescent to tell you... More

　　Just as a child should be taught ritual acts of worship, he should also be taught good habits and etiquettes until they become second nature to him. 　　The Prophet said: "The believers who have the most perfect faith are those who have the best manners." [Abu Daawood] 　　Good manners are... More

　　A child’s memoir: 　　I was finally born after nine months in my mother’s womb; that dark and narrow place that forced me to stay in strange positions. Later, I discovered that my birth was a happy event that my family had eagerly awaited and my mother was counting the days... More

　　Jealousy is misery and enmity: 　　Jealousy is common in children aged 1-5 years, but this emotion and feeling may be so overwhelming to the extent that it will disturb the child’s social adjustment. 　　In this case, jealousy is the origin of all the strange and abnormal behavior of the child,... More

　　Raising children in an Islamic way in a non-Muslim society needs everyone’s effort with no exception, starting with the parents’ efforts, to the Mosque’s, to the community’s efforts. All of these roles are important. The stronger these roles are and the more mutually complementary to one another, the better the... More

　　Parents’ responsibilities for the care and upbringing of their children are mentioned in several verses of the Quran, as well as in the Hadeeth. 　　Allah Almighty Says (what means): “O you who have believed, protect yourselves and your families from a Fire whose fuel is people and stones…" [Quran 66:6]... More

　　Dear educator, you cannot build without a model as your child imitates you and follows your steps literally. 　　Hence, when we speak about building faith, we have to speak about a faith-boosting example first. Likewise, when we speak about building the child’s morals, first we have to speak about the... More

　　Dr. ‘Ali Hassoon spoke about the upbringing of Sultan Muhammad Al-Faatih saying, 　　Since his succession to the throne of the Ottoman Empire in 855 A.H. (1451 CE), he was looking forward to the conquest of Constantinople and thinking about it. He was raised by scholars who instilled love for Islam... More

　　Every time four-year-old Khaalid goes to the supermarket with his mother, he asks for a box of candy, and his mother refuses right away. However, a few minutes later, he starts insisting on buying candy, and the mother persists in her refusal, saying to him, "No." At the mother's refusal... More

　　In the previous article, what did the child teach his mother? 　　 　　The mother learnt from her child that the means to have peace and quiet, and not to get involved in embarrassing situations is to execute the child's orders: i.e. to buy the box of candy. 　　Thus, the child... More