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Lessons from Surah al-Kahf: Understanding the Trial of Power
🌿 Ever wonder why it’s Sunnah to read Surah al-Kahf every Friday? One reason we read Surah al-Kahf weekly is to remind ourselves that Allah will test us with the blessings of Faith, Wealth, and Knowledge. Another significant blessing that Allah tests us with is the blessing of Power, as mentioned in the story of Dhul-Qarnayn. Dhul-Qarnayn was a powerful king and leader blessed by Allah with knowledge, might, and authority—everything necessary to become a conqueror and ruler of the world. However, all that power and might did not corrupt him. Instead, he established the sovereignty of Allah on earth...
Continue ReadingInstill Taqwa in Your Children: Teach Them Allah Al-Baseer is Watching
Don’t Say to Your Child, 'I'm Watching You'! Say, 'Allah Al-Baseer is Watching You' As parents, we often find ourselves in the position of guiding and correcting our children’s behavior. A common phrase many parents use is, “I’m watching you,” implying that the child’s actions are under scrutiny and that any misdeed will be noted and addressed. While this might deter inappropriate behavior temporarily, it inadvertently teaches children to fear the watchfulness of their parents rather than cultivating a consciousness of Allah’s constant presence. Instilling Taqwa Over Fear of Parents Instead of making children fear our watchful eyes, it is...
Continue ReadingEffective Islamic Parenting: A Guide to Raising Righteous Children
Parenting in Islam: A Sacred Trust and Responsibility Parenting in Islam is regarded as one of the most significant responsibilities entrusted to individuals. It is a duty that encompasses not just the physical upbringing of children, but their spiritual, emotional, and moral development as well. The role of parents is to nurture their children in a way that they grow up to be righteous, knowledgeable, and responsible Muslims who contribute positively to their community and society at large. The Islamic Perspective on Parenting A Divine Responsibility In Islam, children are considered a trust (Amanah) from Allah. Parents are accountable for...
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