With the new school year coming up in a few short weeks, the things to take care of can feel overwhelming and hard to keep track of, for both children and parents. It may seem like a never-ending cycle of applying for classes, looking for new school supplies, and making sure everything is ready.

Are you a mom thinking about going back to school but feeling unsure if you can pull it off? The short answer is: Yes, you can! Whether your classroom is a university campus, a community center, or online from the comfort of your home, learning is possible at any stage of life.

In hadith qudsi, the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) was relayed:

This issue of Muslim Home Newsletter is the 200^th edition.  In recognition of this achievement, all articles fall under the theme of consistency.

For most of my life, I was taught—explicitly and implicitly—that putting others first was a virtue. That sacrificing my own needs for the sake of others was not only noble, but necessary. I believed it for a long time.

A common concern for many Muslim parents is how to help their children build a strong, lasting relationship with the Quran. For most, the goal is not limited to memorization.

The humanitarian starvation crisis that has gripped the Palestinians in Gaza is horrific and one of the greatest trials for those enduring it and for those who are both fighting against it and have knowledge of this appalling travesty.  When Muslim families in America discuss this emergency,