Some Tips to Get Your Teen to Open Up to You | Hina Khan-Mukhtar

Sister Hina Khan-Mukhtar shares tips with parents for how they can try to create a comfortable environment in which their teenagers will be willing to open up to them about the issues that are the closest to their hearts.
This was part of a teen-parent forum at the MCC. Watch that insightful panel: • "My Parents Just Don't...
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This panel was delivered at the Muslim Community Center - East Bay (MCC East Bay) in Pleasanton, California on November 1, 2019.
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[@graciousrumbidzaimachaka7610]

Am not muslim but i wish my parents would see this

[@amaniibrahim5599]

gracious rumbidzai plss just show them this video ❤️

[@oemadam]

And become a muslim, in shaa Allah, you 'll be so happy.

[@isaackid09]

Aww ❤

[@maymay5812]

@@amaniibrahim5599 May Allah bless you to the straight path. Ameen

[@shaguftakhadeer9610]

I Love Listening To Ustadaz I Really Love This Parenting Tips..In Shaa Allah I Will In Future Imply These Teachings On My Children.....I Agree With Diary Point...Especially Daughters Feels Shy Talking About Thier Issues With Mothers Face To Face...So A Diary Is A Very Good Option To Open Up With One Another A Great Video...Will Share With Mothers Of Teen Kids..

[@idiriisyuusuf4083]

Maa shaa Allah my sister very good lesson of Muslim knowledge...jassakumullaahu kheyran I great you from somalia....

[@3boys1family]

Very useful tips, jazakum Allahu khairan!

[@asimcalligraphy1]

Love that diary, that’s such a great idea !

[@AsmaBegum-pw2wd]

Mashallah

[@Meme-qy2gi]

I wish my family had done this :’( I’m 19 now

[@Elite_Vovager]

جزاک الله خیر

[@rahmasalim5457]

Asalaamu Calaykum all muslims and jizakalah sister may Allah reward you here and after aamin yaa Rabi

[@READ-cj3us]

Well done keep it up

[@bibihajra8869]

Asslamualaykum to everyone. So inspiring words. How do I contact you lovely sister.

[@learnislamstepbystep2869]

I assume you speak about normal people, but nowadays there seems to be an increasing number of households with narcissism and/or autism/aspergers. Narcissists are normaly evil and it is "impossible" to get through them in whatever form of speech, as they feel entitled and they don't care who they hurt as long as their needs are being met. Autists/Aspergers on the other hand are in general not good communicators and they tend to say things that could get them into trouble as they don't think through what they say

[@johanesismail4986]

Asslmu'alaikum... Tolong dibuatkan Indonesian sub title untuk semua video nya... Thank you.......

[@Faizidogar200]

Johanes I didn't get u but what I guessed is if u are talking about subtitles then tap on ur screen on the top u LL find three dots there u can find an option for English subtitle..

[@noemigonzalez1254]

This family meeting thing won’t work if not all family members participate. And even then, not all are willing to change or do something about the situation.

[@azakerahman1471]

Its true.. for last 12 years i am constantly trying to do these meeting but some family members don't want to participate ☹

[@Sabzworld77]

Its not easy to discuss all stuff with parents ....

[@bibihajra8869]

Absolutely. May Allaah swa make it easy 🤲

[@tjhouini6224]

I feel like I don’t have no freedom and I’m questioning my religion