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The Rules of toddler-ingdom - 6 rules in each empire of clothes, food, play & sleep. A free printable for your sanity to understand your toddler's code of conduct.

An attempt of humor amidst helplessness, tears and laughter in the first 100 days of motherhood.

What is BARAKAH and how to have more barakah in our life, time, wealth and deeds? Read the whole article to know all the practical steps about things you can do to gain more blessings in life.

Muslim kids need representation in the books they read to be able to strengthen their identity and Islamic books to strengthen their faith - so scroll through to find 30 crafts based on 30 Islamic and Muslim books. This can be ideal for Ramadan, but works even when kids are on their school break or after school or when you are looking for ways to add some creativity in your homeschool.

These are the items that you can survive without - at Hajj/Umrah, but they are better to have because they make your journey easy.

Sponsored post written for Miraj Stories Use this link for 50% discount offer The Islamic audio books initiative was started by two parents living in the West - Abdul Mateen, who is a sound designer and Adiba, who is a...

by Stefanie (in collaboration with Team AYEINA) The thrill of a treasure hunt is something that brings joy to children and adults alike. For me, it recalls childhood parties spent following the trail of rhyming, cryptic clues around my...

Islamic Gifts for all Occasions - wedding gift and card for a Muslim couple, welcome to Islam card for a revert/convert , aqeeqah gift for Muslim parents , congratulations card for a Muslim student and an Eid ul Fitr or Eid ul Adha card FREE PRINTABLE.

Confessions of a practicing Muslim who suffers through the weakness of imaan and now awaits Ramadan anxiously to bring back that strength - this poem is a simple way to address the issue of expecting perfection from someone who can easily be identified as a Muslim - who LOOKS so Muslim.

I’m sure that it’s an international issue, but I’m going to specifically discuss public washroom around the religious sanctities. Since tahara (cleanliness) is half our faith, but in my travels, it has become clear that people don’t understand how to behave in them, let alone taking care of tahara. Yes, it’s a fairly gross subject but this dormant “loo-phobia” you may have, could soon be defeated by nature hitting its panic button on you.