An Aayah a Day for Muslim Kids (+FREE printable)
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Cute Islamic Lunch Box Notes To Help Your Child Feel Connected To You And Their Faith
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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...
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.
How to Help Kids Love Quran and Sunnah (without forcing it on them)
Practical examples on how to teach kids Quran and Sunnah while helping them fall in love with Allah and His Messenger ﷺ. This blog post explores strategies which can help kids become self-motivated to do the right thing in shaa Allah. Use "AYEINA10" code for 10% discount on Quran Moon Lamp and Islamic BSL book for kids.
Aggression in Children: Causes and Solutions
The reasons of aggression among children and their solutions in Islam.
Hajj Crafts to Try with Kids this Dhul Hijja
Hajj and Eid-ul-Adha Interactive Fabric Quiet Book
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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...














