Pearl of Wisdom

'I heard Malik b. Anas, the jurist of Madina say, 'I used to go to visit Ja'far b. Muhammad al-Sadiq (AS), and he would place a cushion for me, respect me and say, inalik, indeed I like you.' I would be pleased with this comment and would praise Allah for it.' [Malik continued], 'He was a man always disposed to one of three states: either he was fasting, or praying, or engaged in Allah's remembrance. He was among the greatest worshippers, the greatest of abstemious people who fear Allah. He narrated many prophetic traditions, was sociable and friendly to sit with, and had much [for us] to benefit from.'

Muhammad b. Ziyad al-Azdi
Ibid. v. 47, p. 16, no. 1

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Parenting in Islam

It has been rightly pointed out that the western libraries are chock full of works on child rearing and upbringing, but we find hardly any comprehensive reference on the subject with particular emphasis on the Islamic norms and guidelines for upbringing of children.

The Western works are more materialistic which emphasize only on the material and moral aspects of child rearing.
It is Islam that covers all the aspects including the religious and spiritual guidelines for bringing up the children as good Muslims and citizens. Here it is extensively quoted from the Holy Book and the Traditions of the Holy Prophet and his Infallible Descendants in regards to Parenting.
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1 The Parents Responsibility
2 Abstain from Domestic Differences
3 Dua' for Pregnancy
4 Having A Child
5 Welfare of the Embryo (foetus) Depends on the Mothers Nutrition
6 An Advice to Pregnant Women
7 Starting Life as a Mother
8 Mother’s Milk: The Best Nutrition
9 Daughter or Son
10 Naming the Child
11 The Newborn and Moral Up-bringing
12 The Child and the Religious Duties
13 Physically Handicapped Children
14 A Child’s Need for Love
15 Dua' for Virtuous Children
16 Parents as Trainiers
17 The Role of the Mother
18 Holy Qur’an and Traditions on the Mother
19 Strengths of a Mother
20 Religious Training of Children
21 Self-esteem and Children
22 Do's & Don'ts for Self-esteem
23 Discipline and Control
24 Outside Influences - Friends
25 Sibling Rivalry - Jealousy
 
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