Umm Ahmed

When we think of the advantages associated with engaging in any kind of sport, our first instinct is to think about physical fitness and strength training. While those are real, there is actually a lot more to it than just helping to maintain a healthy and active lifestyle.

Here are some simple yet great reminders for teaching our younger generations the Sunnah -  the way of our beloved Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him.  

The Islamic way of upbringing, also known as tarbiyah, is deemed an essential responsibility that is tied to each one of us, as parents, caretakers, and educators. It is Allah, who has entrusted us with this responsibility of guardianship over the dependents under our care.

As humans, it is natural to yearn for respect, compassion, justice, honesty and all other things which give us a sense of validation, but when it comes to giving, we do not realize how stingy we stand out to be.

Islam significantly highlights the importance of environmental protection and conservation of natural resources in its teachings. The very basic elements of nature – land, water, fire, forest, and light – belong to all living things, not just human beings.

Isn't it amazing how a child, even at the age of infancy is able to communicate with their caregivers in a meaningful way? SubhanAllah, All praise be to Allah, that, right there, is the beauty of Allah's creation and how we have been molded.

Did you know that more than just about any other activity, play is what promotes the healthy development of your child?