Roles of Mother and Father in Upbringing of Children | Sahil Adeem

In a thought-provoking session with Sahil Adeem with ProPakistani, he shares an insightful analogy: "Mother gives you wings and Father teaches you to fly." Delve into the profound meaning behind this statement as Sahil explains the integral roles of mothers and fathers in the upbringing of children.
In this video, Sahil Adeem sheds light on a question raised by an individual who struggled to understand the essence of this statement. Sahil skillfully elucidates the importance of the maternal and paternal influences on a person's outlook, particularly in relation to money.
Join Sahil as he delves into how a person's perception of money often reflects the teachings received from their mother and father. Through his profound analysis, Sahil emphasizes the need to view money as a means rather than an end, urging viewers not to make it their sole purpose in life.
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[@zubeyazariabsar4121]

I have kids passed out the age limit of transition as specified in your parenting lectures ,but i trust that Allah will help me to put hard efforts for their improvement. Still. Guide more.

[@ummeaoun2195]

Such an inspirational video👍👍 we all need to change our priorities, we should inculcate such values in our children that help them to become a good human...

[@shumailamhosin1794]

Ap boltay Han to lgta ha k inko kese pata k ye sb uljhan to mere Ander chal rhi ti….lgta ha ghanton ap ko suntay jaaen…Allah has given you a rich convincing style

[@waleedseth1206]

Bilkul esa hi h

[@islamabadcookingandvlog6871]

aoa۔۔۔sahir bhai aap ko 2 weeks say main ny daily buhat suna hy۔۔۔۔i agree with this k hm ny sahe direction mein tarbiat nahin paae ۔۔۔۔ hamein cause k samajh aa gae۔۔۔ kindly suggest some steps to follow on۔۔۔ i have 4 kids۔۔Alhamdulillah also suggest me some books for kids to read at the age of 8 and 10 jazakAllah

[@mohammedmoienkhan2846]

sir pls arrange this workshop to develop value system in our children. we need to know and learn this process as we want the value system of our children till qiyamah to be set strong and high. please its a necessity.

[@ASGARALI-pp6mn]

Qiyam BHI English me bol de

[@syedahyder3730]

zabardast sir

[@ASGARALI-pp6mn]

SAhi bat

[@sayedfaheem8074]

Allah help you a great ameen

[@kirnx2594]

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[@abdurahman7115]

Plz value system key barey mein bataye,

[@Muslim__Identity]

I was so emotional and heart touching

[@Muslim__Identity]

Plzzz???zz

[@farieagle7955]

ALLAHO AKBAR

[@WASEEMYT66]

we need this kind of workshop you can better explain this

[@fiasali2589]

Plz sir arrange this work shop for value system. I am a mother of 8 & 4 years daughter&son plz guide me as well as all mothers JAZAKALLAH

[@qudratullah8557]

السلام علیکم سرآپ۔کابیان۔اچھایے

[@Muslim__Identity]

Please abi wala live public kr dain dkhty dkhty private hogya

[@inshaengineering9679]

Aap Pakistani pichhle 70 saal Mai ..ek aisa prime minister nahi la sake ho Jo pure 5 years raha ho..beech Mai hi sarkar girrr jati hai....batey dekho toh aasman chhuti hueee......Larr jaghar kr India se Alag huey...Naam Roshan karne k liye...ab world mai Naam duba diya....

[@okashaawan.gaming]

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[@hirakomal4894]

Pakistan Ka naam to roshan ho ga ,dunya bhur main,you will see insha'Allah

[@marrigoldsmith8121]

Saahil Adeem, again another biased opinion on Pakistani youth. Who will work to fix the Pakistani youth? I understand that Western Muslim youth might have more exposure than the Pakistanis but they can’t beat Pakistanis in talent and potential. Pakistani youth is polyglot and more hardworking. They don’t have the right leadership & direction. If you’re that inspired by the Western youth then work with them why do you brutally criticize the Pakistani youth? You sound like an old-time uncultured government school teacher. Treat everyone with respect, quoted from the Al-Qur’an. You don’t criticize Western youth like this. BTW I live in the USA and moved here when I was 23. Now my son is 25. I still feel the potential to improve myself. But no guidance was available when I was young. Your suggestions for learning the same language & terminology as your children are not as practical as you think. No matter how much you try to be like them you still have a gap, and that is the age gap. Western Children are so straightforward that they don’t accept it. Pakistani youth still have some respect for their elders. I traveled through many Arab countries and Europe and within the US. I have seen that people or so-called “scholars” do not practice whatever they preach.

[@user-il1kn1ll3y]

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[@fiasali2589]

Plz sir arrange this work shop for value system. I am a mother of 8 & 4 years daughter&son plz guide me as well as all mothers JAZAKALLAH