4 Tips to Become a Patient Wife
If you try to be patient and succeed, Allah will give you patience. Masha’Allah, you will be rewarded with the very gift you are searching for.
Improving Child Discipline is Improving Ourselves
Our children come from our bodies, but they are a gift from Allah. One way to show our thankfulness for our beloved gifts is to be kind and forgiving when they make mistakes and don’t live up to our expectations. We pray and hope Allah will do the same for us.
The Boy who Barked
One important thing you want to keep in mind with your child is that Tourettes can be a cause for him receiving unwarranted punishment or reprimands.
A Ramadan of Patience for Parents
There are many ways to work on improving ourselves this Ramadan; performing extra prayers, making more dua, and feeding the poor are among the most common. Working on improving our relationship with our children is indeed a noble goal to strive for, as well.
The Patient Ones- A Model for Motherhood
There are numerous prophets and people of Islam who exemplified admirable examples of patience that we can emulate.
Is Your Husband Getting on Your Nerves?
One of the ways to help you become more tolerant when dealing with your husband’s behaviour is by telling yourself that you are being kind to your husband not for his sake but only for the pleasure of Allah SWT.
7 Musts for Misbehavior of Children with Special Needs
When you lack a mutually kind and loving relationship with your child, you will have greater difficulty getting him to follow your requests.
6 Top Tips for Homeschool Success
Many teachers eagerly confide that often the greatest difficulty with teaching is managing behavior rather than teaching the material itself.
Adopting Orphans: A Noble Endeavor
The Prophet (saw) said, “I and the one who takes care of an orphan will enter Paradise together.” Then he joined his index and middle finger together. (Bukhari)
Special Needs: The Other Taboo
Children who have disabilities should not be humiliated, rejected, or discriminated against, based upon their disability. Instead, their family and community should assist them with their special needs and with what will help them become functionaries in society.
