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Nurturing a real, personal connection to faith that your child can carry into adulthood.
Thoughtful guidance, expert perspectives, and practical reflections to help you better understand what your child may be experiencing.
28 min · Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan explores gratitude through the story of Musa (peace be upon him) and Bani Israel, newly free from…
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14 min · Ever snapped at your kids in a way far too big for the moment? Dr.
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11 min · In a world of constant comparison and instant gratification, children can easily feel dissatisfied, and even feel let down by Allah…
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9 min · When worship feels like one more thing on a mother’s to-do list, it helps to remember that motherhood itself can be…
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36 min · Mothers give and give until they are running on empty. Psychiatrist Dr.
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9 min · A child’s relationship with the Quran may begin earlier than most parents realize: in the womb. Sheikh Tawfique Chowdhury explains why…
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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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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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83 min · Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan argues that Western psychology and Quranic guidance start from different premises about human beings, one assuming people…
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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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31 min · This talk reframes anxiety not as an emotion but as a quiet, unexamined belief, that an outcome’s arrival depends on you,…
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87 min · Dr. Rania Awaad, a Stanford psychiatrist and Islamic scholar, makes the case that mental health has always been embedded in Islamic…
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