30+ Islamic Stories for Muslim Kids
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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.
Ka’bah Crafts to Try with Kids (2D Kaaba activities)
Scholars have differences of opinion in terms of Kaaba models. Hence I have only included 2D crafts in this blogpost.
The Ka'bah (Arabic: ٱلْكَعْبَة, lit. 'The Cube') is a building...
Aayaat of the Quran That Shaped My Parenting
PREVIOUS (related posts):
List of Aayaat from the Quran that Helped Me as a Parent (1-8)
Aayaat That Feel Like a Bandaid in Parenthood (9-16)
An Aayah...
A 14-Week Step-by-Step Lesson Plan to Read the Quran with Tajweed
For many Muslims, there is a deep, profound longing to connect directly with the words of the Qur'an. We want to open the Mus'haf,...
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.
The Problem...
Short Ahadith for Kids to Learn (in Arabic): 2 Words (Part 2)
Previous: Part 1 ; Part 2
All the ahadith references from sunnah.com are embedded in the (green) hadith text (The purple underlined text means a...
Eid ul Adha Crafts to Try with Kids (DIY sheep activities and more)
Muslims celebrate two Eids every year. One which marks the end of Ramadan (the month of fasting) and the second marks the completion of...
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...
Those first 100 days…
An attempt of humor amidst helplessness, tears and laughter in the first 100 days of motherhood.












