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.
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.
Can it be? Is it true? Has the month of Ramadan already reached its halfway point? The literal fast pace of Ramadan can sometimes make it difficult to slow down and reflect.
Ramadan is the perfect time for a spiritual reset. During this sacred month, we deepen our connection with Allah through fasting, extra acts of worship, and engaging with the Quran and our community. Beyond its spiritual benefits, fasting also offers advantages for physical health.
During the month of Ramadan, many of us set the intention to build or strengthen our relationship with the Quran. This month of spiritual awakening presents countless opportunities to reconnect with our Holy Book and reflect on its messages of hope, mercy, and justice.
Since Ramadan is around the corner, this is the perfect time to focus on creating an atmosphere that makes this blessed month meaningful, memorable, and exciting for our children. How we make Ramadan special will depend largely on their level of participation.