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Lost at Sea: Connecting with Allah at the Beach

“And it is He who subjected the sea for you to eat from it tender meat and to extract from it ornaments which you wear. And you see the ships plowing through it, and [He subjected it] that you may seek of His bounty; and perhaps you will be grateful.”

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How To Rebuild Trust with Family or Friends When the Relationship Is Strained

Sumayya Khan

Haven't spoken to your friend in a long time? Had a bad fallout with a family member recently? Perhaps the standoff between you and the other person compels you to not patch things up with them again for a long time or even forever. And why not?

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Nurturing the Father-Son Bond: An Interview with a Muslim Single Father on Parenting

Wendy Díaz

Over the last decade and a half in my involvement with organizing Islamic events in the Northeast, there have been two familiar faces that I consistently see in the audience.

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Building Trust the Prophetic Way

Miriam Mohamed

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.

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Literature Circles for Homeschoolers

Miriam Mohamed

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

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Book Review: Parenting from the Inside Out

Umm Ahmed

Have you ever caught yourself thinking, "I can't believe I just said to my child, the very thing my parents used to say to me!" and wondered if you're destined to repeat the same parenting patterns?

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Attachment Styles and How You Can Change Yours as an Adult

Sumayya Khan

Can you think back to some of your earliest memories of your mother or father when you were between 4 to 10 years old? Do you remember feeling safe and happy with them? Or perhaps a little distant, trying to grab their attention all the time? Or maybe even scared of them?

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Recent Articles

Lost at Sea: Connecting with Allah at the Beach

How To Rebuild Trust with Family or Friends When the Relationship Is Strained

Nurturing the Father-Son Bond: An Interview with a Muslim Single Father on Parenting

Building Trust the Prophetic Way

Literature Circles for Homeschoolers

Book Review: Parenting from the Inside Out

Attachment Styles and How You Can Change Yours as an Adult

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