24 Unwritten Rules of Toddler-ingdom
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.
A Love Letter to My Children
A love letter to my daughter <3
expression of love from a mother to her precious daughter
An Aayah a Day for Muslim Kids (+FREE printable)
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How I taught Quran to My 5yr old in 5 Months (+FREE Quran Lesson Plan)
List of things to do before starting the Quran + creative ideas and practical tips to implement when your child starts the Quran journey along with FREE Quran lesson plan to make the journey easy for you in shaa Allah.
How to Raise Better Practicing Muslim Kids
10 effective ways to raise better practicing Muslim kids in shaa Allah.
(BONUS: free printable of Qur'anic duas for pious kids & list of music-free Islamic cartoons (English and Arabic) for Muslim children).
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...
Aggression in Children: Causes and Solutions
The reasons of aggression among children and their solutions in Islam.
Ways to Instill Love of Arabic in Kids
4 steps and a list of resources 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. More steps in the next part...
Turkey’s Islamic History Changed My Teen’s Muslim Identity
By Fouzia Usman, Founder of Muslim Nation Builders
Walking through Turkey's Islamic history transformed my teen's Muslim identity in ways I never imagined possible.
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How to Make Children’s Islamic Education Interactive (with FREE printable resources)
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