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Seven Tips to Get Your Teens Working

Are you tired of seeing your teenager sprawled on the sofa, spending hours on video games and social media? You may find yourself thinking, “I was much more active at that age,” or “When I was in high school, I used to do XYZ.” You are not alone.

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Kashmir: Thinking Points & Talking Points

In the last few days, India bombed Pakistan, and Pakistan has struck back. Both countries have nuclear weapons. Scientists say even a limited nuclear war between the two will cause famine around the world.

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How to Make Every Day a “Mother’s Day” in Islam

Amanda Hasan

In Islam, we do not restrict respect and love for our mothers to one occasion. Every day offers an opportunity to exhibit good behaviour towards our mothers. Truly, Islam has a big importance on their position and provides clear instructions on how to treat mothers well throughout our lives.

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Being a Servant Leader: Mothers as Shepherd

Wendy Díaz

Motherhood can often seem like a thankless job that can drain a woman’s energy and test the limits of her patience, yet it remains the most rewarding leadership role a human being can undertake.

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Muslim Mom Challenged By A World of Opposition: Find Inspiration in Sumayyah bint Khayat (RA)

Mahasin D. Shamsid-Deen

Times of strife and social discontent are cyclical in man’s history. Jim Crow laws enforced racial segregation and discrimination against African Americans from the post-Civil War era until the 1960s in the United States which included laws against freedom of movement or assembly, unfair im

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The Islamic Origins of the Graduation Cap and Gown

Uthman Guadalupe

Millions of students graduate each year, whether from high school or by earning a college degree. Graduations are celebrated and regarded as one of the biggest moments in a person’s life. During graduations, alumni wear the traditional cap and gown to represent their achievement.

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Guiding Muslim Teens through the Challenges of College and Trade School

Amanda Hasan

The transition from high school to college or trade school is an important chapter in a young Muslim’s life. Indeed, it is an opportunity for growth, however it also tests faith (eman), identity, and values.

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Recent Articles

Seven Tips to Get Your Teens Working

Kashmir: Thinking Points & Talking Points

How to Make Every Day a “Mother’s Day” in Islam

Being a Servant Leader: Mothers as Shepherd

Muslim Mom Challenged By A World of Opposition: Find Inspiration in Sumayyah bint Khayat (RA)

The Islamic Origins of the Graduation Cap and Gown

Guiding Muslim Teens through the Challenges of College and Trade School

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