Believe: The Dos and Don'ts of the Quran Review

Title: Believe - The Dos and Don'ts of the Quran

Author: AE

Punlisher: Prolance

Recommended for: Parents who like to Quran journal

This book is like an index to some important topics for Muslims. There are five sections: worship, character, giving & taking, relationships, and eating & dressing. There is even space after each section to fill in with even more ayats that you find on the topic. It'll provide you with a quick and handy reference list so you can look up each one.

Positive Parenting in the Muslim Home: Interview with Authors

I have a special parenting article for you today! It’s actually an interview with the authors of ‘Positive Parenting in the Muslim Home’ – sisters Noha Alshugairi and Munira Lekovic Ezzeldine. This interview is full of practical advice that you can use right now to improve your parenting. 

Read below for the full interview...

Muslim Mums and Self-Care (Free Downloads Inside)

This month, we'll be talking about self-care. Let's face it, being a mum is hard work. We take care of all the family but there's no one to take care of us but ourselves. So set aside some time for yourself each day to care of yourself. The fact is, if we're all sick and breakdown, the whole family suffers because there will be no one to take care of them.

How To Practice Positive Parenting

You're tired of yelling at your children and you don't want to punish them all the time. There must be some way to raise them without resorting to being the mean parent. Well there is a parenting style that avoids punishing children and is much kinder and nurturing. It's called Positive Parenting.

Positive Parenting requires you to provide a positive environment, positive communications and positive discipline. See the chart below. For more on Positive Parenting read 'The Muslim Parent is a Positive Parent'.