VISION, MISSION, & VALUES

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Vision

We envision Muslim children who are happy, healthy, and well-educated in safe homes and thriving communities.

Mission

Insha Allah, we seek to empower Muslim parents with the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and habits needed to guide their children with compassion and empathy in nurturing homes, fortified in Islamic culture.

Values

1 – the prophetic sunnah

Our foundation and parameter for parenting resources is that of orthodox Islam, with a particular interest in conveying examples found in the Prophetic Sunnah, traditions of the Salaf, and scholarly accounts.

2 – a parent-centered approach

Change within the parent-child relationship and in the home begins with the parent. Shifts in the direction of compassionate parenting has a direct connection to a child’s behavior. We promote a parent-centered approach because a parent who is well-informed and intentional about his or her parental behavior and in the parent-child relationship is invaluable to the healthy development of that child.

3 – the Parent-Child Relationship

Safeguarding the integrity of the parent-child relationship is of utmost importance when we choose to parent positively; thus, we prioritize the relational safety and overall well-being (emotional, mental, & physical) of both the parent and child.

4 – A High Achieving Islamic home

The home is meant to be a place of safety, refuge, and belonging. It is also the first exposure of a child to its familial habits, familial values, and religious culture. We value and encourage optimizing the home to be a place of Islamic cultivation, education, good character, and kindness between the parents and the children.

5 – PositivE Discipline strategies

We value positive discipline strategies, current research in child development, and parenting tools that are in accordance with, and do not contradict, our Islamic beliefs.

6 – The 8 C’s of every parenting moment:

We believe every parenting moment is an imprint onto the child’s development and maturation of his future self; thus, we value the parent’s embodiment and modelling of the following traits in those moments: