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.
Short Ahadith for Kids to Learn (in Arabic): 2 Words (Part 2)
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A List of My Favourite Duas as a Parent
A heartfelt collection of powerful duas that I turn to in my parenting journey - through sleepless nights, joyful milestones, moments of frustration, and...
How to Make Children’s Islamic Education Interactive (with FREE printable resources)
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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): 1 Word
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.
An Aayah That Changed My Life After Parenthood
..."I only complain of my grief and sorrow to Allah..."
I can't help but think about Yaqoob عليه السلام - what his children said...
An Aayah a Day for Muslim Kids (+FREE printable)
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How to Help Kids Understand the Quran
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6 points on how subscription boxes catered to Muslim Kids can make edutainment a breeze - especially if you homeschool your kids. (featuring *Noor Box*)