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A short wedding checklist

The aim of this checklist is to make sure that you've got at least the very basics of planning a wedding covered before you take the leap to marriage. Here is a place to start.

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Celebrate your dad this Father's Day

Meha Ahmad

Fathers, grandpas, husbands… Father’s Day is a time to honor the men in our lives. Wanna let the big guy know you care? Here are a few things you can do to celebrate the father in your life.

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Helping parents come closer to Allah

Taha Ghayyur

The stress and grief a concerned Muslim youth experiences at the spiritual and moral state of their parents is only natural. Before we embark on a ‘crusade to save’ our parents, let’s consider these tips.

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9 tips on kids & weddings

Samana Siddiqui

Ever been to weddings where kids either turn the place upside down? If you are a parent who has been invited to a wedding, make sure your kids are gracious guests. Here are a couple of ways to do that.

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Making curriculum connections through intervisitation

Yahiya Emerick

For teachers, our colleagues are a storehouse of tried and tested knowledge and best practices. There’s a fancy term called inter-visitation and it means the chance to observe how other teachers do things. It is an excellent tool for teacher development.

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Freda Shamma receives the ISNA Lifetime Achievement Award

Freda hamma receives the Islamic Society of North America's Lifetime Achievement Award for her dedication and commitment to education, and specifically Muslim children in the United States, as well as her work developing Islamic children's literature.

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When I grow up I want to be a writer: An interview with Muslim author Rukhsana Khan.

Naazish Yar Khan

Rukhsana Khan is a talented mainstream writer who has authored stories are about Muslims and their causes, providing young Muslims with characters they can identify with, and at the same time, offering non-Muslims a better understanding of their Ramadan observing, Jumaah praying, halal eating, hijab/ jilbab wearing neighbors.

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