Building Character in young muslims By Hanisah Saleh There is no foolproof formula for raising ideal Muslim children nor is there a fixed idea of what an ideal Muslim child looks like. Every child is affected by their community, ethnicity, country, social class and more to create a unique situation.
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Quiz 16/07
Remember no cheating. If you cheat, you're only cheating yourself. Allah is watching.
Quiz 14/07
Q1: Who said the following dua
Who taught Qabil how to bury his brother?
Q3: Complete the missing name from this ayah:
What was the name of the servant of Aamina who then served the prophet pbuh?
What was the name of the people who blocked off the zamzam water in Makkah when they were kicked out?
In which surah is the famous ayah “If you are grateful, I will increase you.”?
Which one of the following prophets does not have a Surah named after him?
What is the name of the great great grandfather of the prophet pbuh?
Q9: There is an ayah that appears twice in the Quran that says " Except for an old woman who stayed behind." Who is the woman?
How many sons dug up zamzam with AbdulMuttalib?
Which country has the burning fire pit?
There are only 3 cakes that I bake, and I bake them well. Which one of these is not one of those cakes?
Quiz 14/07
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Investing in Islamic Education
ILM Projects Blog Investing in your Child's Islamic Education Part of my journey in creating Letter Connector has allowed to meet amazing people who are working hard to make Islamic/ Arabic education fun. One person in particular is Hafsa from Mama Teaches Me who not only home schools her daughters
Why I’m Not a Fan of Arabic Schools
ILM Projects blog Why I'm not a fan of Arabic schools Disclaimer: This article is based on my own personal experiences teaching young children and not intended to generalise all Arabic schools across the world. Also, I will do a part 2 offering suggestions, but if I did that here,