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60 min · In the final part of his series “Our Ways,” Sheikh Ali Hammuda walks through the stages of a child’s growth that…
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59 min · In part two of his series “Our Ways,” Sheikh Ali Hammuda describes three styles of parenting: the firefighter who steps in…
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11 min · Many parents feel embarrassed when their child won’t say salam. In Episode 4 of Raising Beautiful Hearts, Ustadha Hina Khan-Mukhtar and…
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18 min · A reminder that no one, adult or child, was placed on this earth by accident. Sheikh Belal Assaad explains why an…
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20 min · Many people quietly believe that feeling afraid means their faith is weak. Shaykh Dr.
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12 min · Sheikh Mohammad Elshinawy opens with a question worth sitting with: people have parented successfully across nearly all of human history, so…
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37 min · Opening a series on raising righteous and effective Muslim children, Sheikh Ali Hammuda tells of meeting the modest, barely-educated father of…
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17 min · Dr. Omar Suleiman walks through four of Allah’s names, Al-Mu’min, Al-Muhaymin, Al-Hafidh, and Al-Wakil, as layered doors of protection for anyone…
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17 min · Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan traces the Quranic account of Adam’s creation to explain why every human being carries inherent worth. The…
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