Join our upcoming webinar for LIVE and direct opportunity to learn 3 powerful ways to deal with the critical question: How to Secure Your Children’s Future Financially! Register here. One of the most pressing concerns for all parents is their child’s future. Many of us live in single-family homes, have only one breadwinner in the
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Deepening The Love of Allah [swt] in Young Hearts
Children have some of the most inquisitive minds. They find the mundane awe-inspiring, they constantly ask questions and they are full of excitement. It is at this tender age that you can start instilling a love of Allah and a love of Islam. I don’t mean by forcing them to join your salah or making
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[Raising a Firm Believer – Part 1]: Confidence, Responsibility and Optimism
Is my child going to be a good Muslim? Will she put the hijab on when she grows up? Can I trust him with a cell phone at the age of ten? Am I doing my job as a parent? Should I go back home? What if… How will I… What’s the best way to…?
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The Barakah of Trusting Allah: Continuing After A Miscarriage
Download our 21 Sources of Barakah Resource Sheet + Infographic! “I am very sorry. The baby does not have a heartbeat.” Two sentences. Eleven words. These words shot through my ears like a rocket. Pain, heartbreak, and sadness rushed through my veins. I felt confusion, denial, and shock. I cried, and cried, and cried. I
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Keeping In Touch: A Daughter’s Perspective
Bint, beti, anak perempuan, fille. Do these words ring a bell? They are all words used to describe people like you and me. So, who am I? I may be a mother, a wife, a professional or a student. But before all of these roles, I was a daughter; you and I have been one all of our lives.
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Please Stop Pretending and Just Face It: There’s Nothing ‘Special’ About Special Needs!
I’m not a writer or a psychologist or the ‘happy girl’ most people know me as. Today I’m just a defeated mother who is tired of pretending she’s strong enough to handle this challenge.
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