How to Keep That Required Sanity and Iman as a New Muslim Mother
I know handling kids can be over whelming, tiring and feels like a whole tornado inside your body...but I tell you mothers, you should always have a baby small enough to fill your arms, fix in your lap - one who only babbles, squeals n squeaks...because they are the ones who keep you sane too
7 Self Care Goals for Homeschooling Mums
Self Care Goals for busy mums - 7 practical goals to set on How to take care of yourself when you are taking care of everything and everyone - especially as a homeschooling mum. (or as any exhausted mum out there who could use some self love and care).
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)...
Aayaat That Gave Me A New Perspective As A Parent
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Tears – NOT a Sign of Weakness
Shedding tears isn't just a "woman" thing. It's a beautiful sunnah.
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.
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...
Funeral of a Child in Islam (+ Islamic Resources on Death)
Step by step guide on all the funeral rites of a Muslim child - (can also be used for adults). Free illustrated printable of shrouding steps inside for ease + summarized ghusl and funeral prayer steps.
Aayaat of the Quran That Shaped My Parenting
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Those first 100 days…
An attempt of humor amidst helplessness, tears and laughter in the first 100 days of motherhood.