10 Parenting Strategies to raise Muslim Children in Uncertain Times *Part 2*

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Jazakum Allah khair dear sisters

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Parenting strategies: from part 1 (previous video) 1. Memorizing duas and making dua to ALLAH swt (4 duas written in the Quran) 2. You are the most important influencer to your children about dealing with life 3. Focus and connect your children with love of ALLAH and Prophet Muhammad SAW, teaching children silatul istikhara 4. Teaching children about ALLAH’s qadar and how can they apply it in their life to deal with uncertainties 5. What life msg are you sending your children from your own life experience Parenting strategies (from current video) 6. Discipline and Routines are grounding for children and parents(for example writing everyday work routine and plug it in specific time in specific day… waking up on time, breakfast time, class time, dinner time, wifi usage etc) 7. Teach them how to deal with emotions (BIG ONE), accept the responsibility of experiencing the emotions which means I will take care of myself and will figure out how I will deal with emotion, I wont wait for people to fix it for me… 3 step strategy to deal with emotions (26:00) feelings are information so work on how to deal with them 8. Encouraging mind and body activity such as prayer is one it, wudu, walking in nature, exercise, hobbies, organizing 9. Embracing mistake and failure which means teaching children how to learn from their mistake, avoid the blame on children and putting him down 10. Minimizing screen time

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Alhamdulillah JazakAllah Khair 💖

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Masha Allah.. this series is very vital. Though I came across it today, year after it has been stream but alhamdulillah it is at the perfect time. I learned alot especially about emotions... Thank you Jannah institute.. may Allah reward you for all these..😍😍

[@banirahman4926]

This is beautiful ... May Allah SWT bless both of you. Ameen.

[@yati6724]

thanks for the advice,ver helpful

[@kittybegum8486]

Masha Allah, this has really helped me a lot

[@aminajamal593]

As Salaamu Alaikum wa RahmatulLahi wa Barakatuh we too had a lot of routine growing up in S Africa.Ma shaa ALLAH such good tips for todays generation

[@rehanaabdullahi385]

Manshallah jzkallah khera fo this beautiful lecter very benfashen

[@ksadiq1814]

MashAllah very nice 👍 Alhumadullah I learned a lot. May Allah reward both of you for your kind work Ameen.

[@Khadija-ge8es]

Salam aleykoum Ladies, Thank you for sharing this information. This was very helpful. Jazakoum Allah kheir

[@bakiatukoroma398]

Alhamdulilah....thank u JZK

[@sahrishmukhtiar1503]

God blessed you.ameen❣️

[@f.7212]

very helpful alhamdulilah

[@uzmaq.4814]

Wonderfully eye opening talk maashaAllah.

[@uzmaq.4814]

Mind, body, brain, heart & nafs relationship was kind of new to me.

[@fajisha]

Wonderful.... May Allah bless you.... JazakAllah khair

[@saharmohmand6456]

Love it ZAK

[@hodanahmed5908]

This is so good

[@muhammednawazullah1917]

Mashaallah 👍

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💗💗💗

[@zaynabcher7370]

Salamou aleykoum, baraka Allahou fikouma for this wonderful advices, I really want to share this video with french muslim who dont speak english. Can I translate your video in my blog and share it?

[@umma6418]

Jazakhallahu khairan sisters. I wondered if the link to the part one of this lecture could be included in the discription box, so is easily assessable as I am finding it difficult to find the lecture.

[@syedaazrabanu9166]

I am from Bangalore ineed your help in councelling myself and my children relationship building

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Mam you suggest any one in bangalore

[@kittybegum8486]

My daughter is an only child,and she never plays alone.I am stressed all the time because she keeps calling me to come and play with her.I am very sad about it.

[@aminandiaye5158]

Asalam'alykum, I just wanted to ask what is your take on the new way that hijabis are wearing the headscarf without covering their necks or ears and only covering the hair , is it wrong ?

[@Ilovemd-p3f]

We are supposed to cover all our body except face, hands and feet, but scholars differ with opinions about covering the face as well

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@@Ilovemd-p3f jazakallah khair