For Muslim parents raising children in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, or another country where Muslims may be a minority, helping a child maintain Salah during the school…
A child comes home from school and says, “My best friend isn’t Muslim.” Perhaps they want to invite that friend over, spend the weekend together, or talk about things their…
Introduction One of the most painful moments for a Muslim parent can be realizing that their son has stopped praying. Maybe he used to pray with you when he was…
Introduction Few things hurt a parent more than hearing their daughter say: “They make fun of me because I’m Muslim.” Maybe another student laughed at her hijab. Maybe someone mocked…
Introduction When school ends, children suddenly have something they rarely have during the year: a lot of free time. At first, that sounds wonderful. No homework. No early mornings. No…
Introduction Few discoveries can frighten Muslim parents more than finding out that their teenage daughter is in a relationship with a boy. Maybe you discovered messages on her phone. Maybe…
Introduction One of the biggest fears many Muslim parents have is not something that happens inside their home. It happens outside it. At school. With friends. On the playground. In…
Introduction Your child is growing up in a world where not everyone will believe what your family believes. At school, your son or daughter may meet children from different religions,…
