Da li je dozvoljeno dijeliti video na društvene mreže?

sad za sad se drzim engleske publike tako da maybe better not 🙈 I am not ready for that kind of exposure po nasim dzematima. Nadam se da razumijes 💐

@@HifdhWithKids naravno 😊 a je li ok da pošaljem pojedinačno bliskim prijateljicama?

Wonderful! May Allah make it easy. I have a video about why it's also important for parents to embark upon this journey before they ask their kids to do it.

I think that's why most of those pomodoro timers are 25 mins. I certainly find it harder to focus without taking a break at around the 30 min mark.

Very good Allahumma barik - keep it up insha'Allah ❤️

engage him in parenting sis. Its equally his responsibility too...

@@rafi3a exhausted ....

@@armiestoaqsa I'm so sorry for his behaviour. I will pray so that his behaviour changes :((

@@rafi3a hope so.... he helps but traditionally men does not take the responsibility of taking care of little ones ... and society tells them that it's okay if they are not present when required...

@@armiestoaqsa exactly that's the problem with many men. The sad fact is even some women enable men to be lazy and not do their responsibility as it should be done. Lets pray for his and many other men's hidayah ig

it's almost impossible to manage home, babies and work outside home. why don't u decide to be a stay at home mom, at least for some years....

@cstevens1569 May Allah swt make it easy for you and reward you for all your efforts and intentions! I wouldn't focus on doing anything spiritual for other people during this very busy and exhausting season in life but rather focus on how you can fill up at bit of your own cup. Maybe listen to Qur'aan recitation on the way to work and/or use the opportunity to make duas. I'd have a conversation with your spouse on how both of you can be part of the same team (I'm assuming he's working as well) and how you can divide chores in the household and taking care of the kids. I am assuming that staying home is not an easy option at this point, so all hands on board are required. If you're doing the basic obligatory things (prayer for example), you're doing a great job! Think of things that you enjoy doing and add small bits of it (10 min with a timer) while your spouse sticks the kids in the bathtub and lets them play. This is NOT a season of life where you do things for other people (beyond your husband and small kids) but where other people would have an opportunity to help you - think send a meal over to a neighbour if you know they're busy and have small kids. There was a Ramadaan when I had 5 kids and 2 small babies and our lovely neighbours were sending food over every night and may Allah bless them and reward them for that as it was so precious.

Try to look for spare moments throughout the day for making dhikr. When I was working in an office it was amazing how many salawat I could fit in during the day, even with interruptions, if I set my mind to it. I was given a target of 1000 every day, with 2000 on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays in sha’Allah. You will be amazed how it can be fitted in between everything else, and of course the rewards are enormous in sha’Allah.❤

I'm a busy mom in a large household so I don't have the capacity to add more video making content at this time. I'm sure your husband can find time to watch the video in bits and pieces or you could summarize to him the main points you found beneficial...I found 'talking through reels/shorts' to make a point with your spouse the very basic form of communication required when it comes to homeschooling or raising kids. Have a date and share what's on your mind these days and take the conversation from there insha'Allah.

nice ideas there.... jazakallah 🧡