How Muslims should React to an Earthquake
How should a Muslim react in the face of natural disasters and how to talk to kids about them. (music-free animated video embedded for explanation along with free printables on survival strategies - emergency plan).
How to Make Learning at Home Fun for the Kids (and Ease for You)
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As many schools and institutes opt for some degree of remote learning due to risks posed by the...
Tears – NOT a Sign of Weakness
Shedding tears isn't just a "woman" thing. It's a beautiful sunnah.
Short Ahadith for Kids to Learn (in Arabic): 2 Words
Mini Ahadith series is the collection of short ahadith for kids to help them memorize parts of a hadith (or full) one by one, while practicing Arabic too. Starting from two word ahadith and gradually progressing to more.
30 Crafts to Teach Kids 5 Pillars of Islam
5 Pillars of Islam Craft Contest 2022
AYEINA hosted a '5 Pillars of Islam Craft Contest' with the purpose of connecting kids (and even adults)...
Steps to Help Kids Memorize Quran (tips from a mother of 2 huffadh)
Team AYEINA in collaboration with Shabnam - mother of Quran huffadh Maariya & Yusuf Aslam (both of them memorized the whole Quran at the...
10 Activities to Teach Kids Arabic Alphabet Recognition (+FREE Printables)
Teach children Arabic alphabet recognition according to their learning style for the most effective results. Following are 10 activities to do with your kids to know whether they are visual learners, auditory learners or kinesthetic learners. Featuring Thinkernation's beautiful wooden Arabic products for kids.
Those first 100 days…
An attempt of humor amidst helplessness, tears and laughter in the first 100 days of motherhood.
How to Teach Kids Arabic as a Second Language
List of resources and advice from Arabic teachers etc. to help instill the love of Arabic in kids from a very young age - to help them learn and understand Qur'an better once they grow up in shaa Allah - refer to the previous post for more steps.
A Letter to My Daughter (through wet-nursing)
A love letter to my foster daughter - who has no religious bounds to give the parental rights to me, but I have no legal bounds to give the motherly love to her.














