When Prophet Yoosuf had an exciting dream, he rushed to narrate it to his father first. For most of us, our parents may be the last on the list of people to whom we narrate our thrilling dreams. So how did Prophet Ya‘qoob’s parenting touch his son this way? Find out in this article by Sister Rabiya Dawood.
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In part 2 of this post, Ruhaifa Adil suggests more fun activities and lessons from Surah al-Kahf for Children
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If you are just starting off on the path of Islamic counselling, then this article is for you. Sister Rabiya Dawood lays down the basics you would need to know as a new Islamic counsellor.
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The birth of a child is a joyous occasion. But many mothers have a hard time enjoying it with a rage of hormones making them moody, sad, irritated, and insomniac. Sister Rabiya Dawood illustrates how women can live with, deal with, and get past the baby blues.
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Umm Ibrahim mentions six supplications that every Muslim should recite for Allah’s protection.
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Ruhaifa Adil suggests creative ways to help children recognize Allah through His most beautiful names (al-Asma ul-Husna)
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Am I disciplining my children correctly? Rabiya Dawood shares eight tips to discipline your school-aged child with dignity.
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Tabassum M discusses five things that we can learn from the tashahhud.
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Do you plan to keep kids occupied during their free time? Amina Salau shares six useful ways to keep them productively engaged in constructive activities.
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Ruhaifa Adil suggests ways to make and keep promises with our little ones.
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