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Respecting the Elderly in Islam
How Islamic manners and the Prophetic tradition teach us to honour those older than us
Jamiatul Ulama KZN
Islam's teaching on respecting elders goes far beyond a vague cultural expectation — it is grounded in direct prophetic command and practice. This article draws on authentic ahādīth from Sahih Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, and other collections to show precisely how the Prophet ﷺ defined, modelled, and taught respect for elders: in speech, in posture, in space, and in the ordering of who speaks first. Short, practical, and hadith-rich, it is equally valuable as a reminder for adults and as a teaching resource for children.
The Muslim Home: 40 Recommendations
A comprehensive guide to building a righteous, blessed and happy Islamic home
Sheikh Muhammed Salih Al-Munajjid
A comprehensive guide to building a righteous, blessed and happy Islamic home
Raising Children in Islam: Foundations and Practical Tips
Core responsibilities every Muslim parent must fulfil — with fifteen actionable steps for today's challenges
Compiled from Jamiatul Ulama KZN
This comprehensive guide draws together the foundational Islamic responsibilities of parenthood — from instilling Tawheed and the rights of Allah, to teaching halal conduct, nurturing role models, and establishing a wholesome home environment — and pairs them with fifteen practical, actionable tips for Muslim parents navigating the challenges of modern life. Whether you are a new parent or seeking to refocus your approach, this article offers both the 'why' and the 'how' of raising children the Islamic way.
Raising Children with Purpose and Balance: An Islamic Parenting Guide
Navigating parenting goals, common myths, and the parent-as-friend question the Islamic way
Khalid Baig & adapted from Logical Psyche (mentalhealth4muslims.com)
Two interconnected questions sit at the heart of Islamic parenting: What is the ultimate goal of raising children, and where does the line between parent and friend belong? This article merges an Qur'an-grounded examination of parenting goals — clarifying why the Islamic objective is preparation for the Hereafter, not merely worldly success — with a psychological and Islamic analysis of the 'parent-as-friend' trap. Together, they offer Muslim parents a balanced, coherent framework: loving and connected, yet clear in authority, consistent in boundaries, and purposeful in direction.
Seven Moral Values Every Muslim Child Should Learn
A parent's guide to building character and Islamic conduct in children
Jamiatul Ulama KZN
Good upbringing is a responsibility entrusted to every parent by Allah, and teaching Islamic manners is at its very core. This article identifies seven foundational moral values — respect, humility, responsibility, obedience, politeness, honesty, and friendliness — each grounded in Qur'an and hadith. Practical and focused, it offers parents a clear framework for instilling character in their children before the world does it for them.