Fatherhood
Fatherhood in Islam is a sacred trust, marked not only by provision and protection but by wisdom, guidance, and sincere care for a child’s spiritual journey. The example of Luqman the Wise in the Qur’an offers timeless lessons on what it means to be a righteous father. Luqman did not merely provide for his son—he […]
Motherhood
Motherhood brings both incomparable joy and profound heartache, not because of the daily tasks, but because of the endless giving it demands. A mother gives of herself—her time, energy, body, and heart—until she feels emptied, yet continues to give. With each child, her life becomes increasingly devoted to the needs of others, often leaving her […]
Learn to Let Go of Our Adult Children
A day will inevitably come when our children leave our homes to begin lives of their own. This transition creates a deep void in the hearts of many parents—a mix of longing, concern, and reflection. Yet, from an Islamic perspective, it is essential for parents to learn the art of letting go. Each soul is […]
How to Show Gratitude to Your Parents
Showing gratitude to your parents is a clear sign of righteousness and a path to Allah’s pleasure. Allah commands in the Qur’an: “Be grateful to Me and to your parents. To Me is the final return” (Surah Luqmān 31:14). Adult children express this gratitude not only through kind words and respectful behavior, but by consistently […]
Perserverance in Dhkir
It is necessary to have a consistent daily wird—a set portion of remembrance that anchors the heart and elevates the soul. Perseverance in dhikr is not about quantity at first, but about constancy, for it is through regular repetition that hearts are purified and stations are raised. Every Muslim should establish a daily routine; SubḥānAllāh […]
