While in the U.S., Eid-ul-Adha comes and goes without much notice, in some Muslim cultures, Eid-ul-Adha is called Eid Kabeer or the bigger Eid. Here is why Eid-ul-Adha is important, even though it often gets celebrated with less enthusiasm than Eid-ul-Fitr.
How good school will be this year will depend on you and your efforts in meeting new Muslims. If Allah has blessed you with Muslim friends then try to reach out to other Muslims, include them in the group.
First impressions do count and the first day of class can set the tone for the rest of the year. With this in mind, we present ideas to help you take full advantage of the precious first days of school.
The amount of attention parents display in their children's education is shown in the performance of the students in their exams and their attitude towards their teachers. This applies to weekend school as well. Here are some ways to get the most out of weekend school.
Alcohol use is a costly social and personal problem and while our youth should not be using alcohol at all, statistics indicate that in the US, alcoholism is on the rise, with nearly 30 per cent of all adults in the US having had an alcohol use disorder (AUD) at some point in their lives.
Food, friends, and fun: the three “f” ingredients of a fantastic summer for most kids. But what’s missing from this recipe is faith – and this is the ideal time to nurture it.
Summer is a good time to help your kids reconnect with the Muslim community, since weekend Islamic school and other programs at the mosque take a hiatus. Here are some unique ways to do that.