The Art of Parenting your Adult Children | Dr. Shehzad Saleem

Dr. Shehzad Saleem says parenting is a skill that people need to learn, and it requires a change in mindset. The Quran does not say that children must obey their parents; rather, it says we must treat them with kindness. Parents need to rethink the way they themselves were parented and understand that they cannot impose their worldviews on their adult children. Major life decisions like choice of career, spouse, place to live, etc., should be the prerogative of adult children. He says parents should focus on 3 things with their young children: 1) develop their moral sense so they are the best judge of right and wrong, 2) help them develop their natural aptitudes so they can use them to make a difference in their community, and 3) inculcate in them the desire for critical thinking so they can uncover and live by truth. These 3 things will help children to become independent human beings. Even so, children will naturally make mistakes, and Dr. Shehzad says parents can show grace and encourage their children to do better and be better.
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[@malikaeastonAllahfirstanfamily]

MashAllah, thank you for this great advice ❤❤

[@naturegirl4803]

Excellent advice to parents which I believe in ❤️

[@umairmasood09]

Assalamu alaikum. Sister we should have one more talk about parenting. How to stop our children from falling prey to mobile games and videos?

[@shabanaansari8312]

Splendid talk Mashallah

[@shafaatahmad7399]

VERY INFORMATIVE .

[@jehangirkhan5742]

ماشاءاللہ ۔ Excellent advice

[@TruthWW]

Really a very important topic. 👍

[@NTameem]

❤. Thank you very much

[@AliRazaJeffo]

Nice

[@gregh4292]

Extremely warm and wise words, Dr Saleem. I once read a fantastic quotation from a child psychiatrist (sorry, their name I now forget): “One of the most imperative duties of a parent is to find out what kind of parent our children need us to be”. And most pertinently, how to nurture that optimal relationship and dynamic between parents and their children. In essence, I interpret this as Dr Saleem says, let’s try our best to inculcate in them a sense of right and wrong, and the sense of shame coupled with a sense of perspective with an openness that encourages them to come to us or someone and admit they went wrong in some respect. That’s the theory I subscribe to, now I must endeavour to implement this with my one children, both currently teenagers. Yes, also to the most salient of points he makes: what is the wisdom or intention for this edict or that command or instruction. Don’t impose, illustrate with reason, shared experience and honesty. We were all once young.

[@dryasir786]

💕

[@ONE_SERVANT_OF_ALLAH_73]

LET THE CHILDREN EXPLORE THEIR OWN LIFE.. NOT YOUR LIFE..😂🤣

[@TazBo-wd2ig]

Not sure about this, if my child came back with a clown from college and said they wanted to get married, that would not be happening. How many times have your parents said no and it was for the best in the end? Thank god mine did otherwise I’m pretty sure I’d be in prison.

[@jamil417]

Dr sab your ideas are not absolute to be followed except few

[@123dsj123]

The Revelation of Quran 5:47 Allah: Let the People of the Gospel judge by what Allah has revealed therein. Muslims: No! Their Book is corrupted. Please Mohammed; tell Allah their Book is corrupted.

[@heregoes8839]

This is the guy who says there are 5 versions of the Quran with different meanings. He claims the Quran is not preserved. He is not a muslim.

[@yousafsardar8411]

5 versions of koran? I never heard of it

[@peterhwang352]

Look up the 10 qiraat. Hafs is the most common, Warsh next most common.

[@cocoalfaridah5831]

@@yousafsardar8411 Yes there are not even 5 version of Quran but 32… Not translation quran but Arabic version of Quran! … Here… all have the same words ? 1, Qaloon Qur'an 2, Al- susi (ibn-katheer) Qur'an 3 Khaled QUR'AN 4,Idrees QUR'AN 5,warsh Quran 6, Hafs Ad- Dury (Abu - Amro alBasri) QUR'AN 7 Al- Laith QUR'AN 8 Al- Bazzi Qur'an 9,Al- Azrag QUR'AN 10,As - Susi (Abu Amro alBasri) QUR'AN 11,Ad - Dury (alkisa'i) QUR'AN 12, In shanboodh Qur'an 13 Al- Asbahaani QUR'AN 14 Hisham QUR'AN 15 Ibn Dhakwan QUR'AN 16 Isa BinWardan QUR'AN 17,Sulayman QUR'AN 18, In Jammaz QURAN 19 Ahmad bin Farah QUR'AN 20,Qunbul Qur'an 21 Showba QUR'AN 22, Ruwais QURAN 23,Shujaa' bin Abi Nasr Al- Balakhi QUR'AN 24, Abu Amro Al -Ala QUR'AN 25 Hafs QUR'AN 26, Ruh QUR'AN 27, Al- Dury (Al Hasan AlBasri) QUR'AN 28, Hafs Al - Dury(in kathir) QUR'AN 29 khalf QUR'AN 30,Ishag QUR'AN 31 Al Hasan bin Said Al- Matuu'l QUR'AN 32, Abu-Farah Al- Shan - budhi QUR'AN

[@cocoalfaridah5831]

@@peterhwang352 Different version of Arabic Quran.. Existing since 8 century LTE 57% 12:03 Comments all have the same words ? 1, Qaloon Qur'an 2, Al- susi (ibn-katheer) Qur'an 3 Khaled QUR'AN 4,Idrees QUR'AN 5,warsh Quran 6, Hafs Ad- Dury (Abu - Amro alBasri) QUR'AN 7 Al- Laith QUR'AN 8 Al- Bazzi Qur'an 9,Al- Azrag QUR'AN 10,As - Susi (Abu Amro alBasri) QUR'AN 11,Ad - Dury (alkisa'i) QUR'AN 12, In shanboodh Qur'an 13 Al- Asbahaani QUR'AN 14 Hisham QUR'AN 15 Ibn Dhakwan QUR'AN 16 Isa BinWardan QUR'AN 17,Sulayman QUR'AN 18, In Jammaz QURAN 19 Ahmad bin Farah QUR'AN 20,Qunbul Qur'an 21 Showba QUR'AN 22, Ruwais QURAN 23,Shujaa' bin Abi Nasr Al- Balakhi QUR'AN 24, Abu Amro Al -Ala QUR'AN 25 Hafs QUR'AN 26, Ruh QUR'AN 27, Al- Dury (Al Hasan AlBasri) QUR'AN 28, Hafs Al - Dury(in kathir) QUR'AN 29 khalf QUR'AN 30,Ishag QUR'AN 31 Al Hasan bin Said Al- Matuu'l QUR'AN 32, Abu-Farah Al- Shan - budhi QUR'AN

[@yousafsardar8411]

@@cocoalfaridah5831 all have same words

[@fab03102]

Children can freely choose their spouse, what the heck is this? Islam 2.0?

[@ifhamkhan9913]

What are you? A god? Everybody has a right to choose their own spouse.