Miriam Mohamed

Do you ever wonder why your child reacts so intensely to what seems like minor inconveniences? Tantrums are a common part of toddlerhood, and even small issues can sometimes trigger outbursts that affect the entire day.

Marriage is not merely a legal contract but a profound bond rooted in mutual respect, and compassion.

In today’s rapidly changing world, one truth stands firm: parental involvement is crucial to a child’s success in both academics and personal growth. For Muslim families, this involvement is even more significant, blending educational support with the nurturing of our religious values.

When we reflect on the life of Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, we see a remarkable commitment to nurturing and empowering the youth of his time. He recognized their potential, valued their voices, and played a pivotal role in shaping their lives positively.

“Do they not contemplate the realm of the heavens and the earth and all that Allah has created…?” 

(Surat Al-A’raf, 7:185)

Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, exemplified virtue and noble conduct from a young age, abstaining from prevalent immoral practices such as idolatry, intoxication, oppression, and dishonesty.

In recent years, the Muslim homeschooling community has grown significantly, reflecting a shift toward personalized education and diverse learning methods.