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How do I give an age-appropriate answer to my young child asking tough questions?

How do I give an age-appropriate answer to my young child asking tough questions?

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Parenting is not only a responsibility we’re cha

Parenting is not only a responsibility we’re charged with. It also requires us developing new skills and improving innate ones.

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Over the years, I’ve met several sisters who str

Over the years, I’ve met several sisters who struggled to conceive. Some were able to have children after many years of trying and others continue without being able to— qadr Allahu wa shaa faal.

Infertility is a difficult test for brothers and sisters alike; we ask Allah to bless all of our brothers and sisters who are tested with it with a beautiful patience and a high station in Paradise.

Comment “test” and I’ll send you the link to hear what Sh Bin Baz said about the topic 👇

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Has your child ever asked you a question that you

Has your child ever asked you a question that you weren’t expecting or you just didn’t know how to respond to?

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Here are 6 points to consider when we’re stuck with our little one’s tough questions.

Comment “question” and I’ll send you the link on the blog with examples/explanation of each point, insha Allah.

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One commonality we all share as parents is this ar

One commonality we all share as parents is this ardent desire for our children to be successful. We pray for their success and will even sacrifice our own comfort to make sure they’re ok.

While success (in the Western sense) is measured by accolades, academic knowledge, and wealth, it’s important for us (and our children) to understand that success for us looks different, follows a different course, and is achieved by us prioritizing our deen.

Because after all, we want our children to be successful in this life AND the next, in both their worldly and religious affairs. It’s so important not to lose focus.

Finding the balance and prioritizing our children’s Islamic cultivation can be difficult, especially when we face environmental factors, personal or life circumstances, that challenge the process.

So when we notice one of our children has a special knack and keenness for learning, Sh Abdullah Aldafiri (‎ حفظه الله) advises that we guide them towards Islamic knowledge first and not only secular knowledge.

If Allah wills, there’s no reason why they can’t thrive in both!

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