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Luqman’s (alayhis salaam) advices to his son
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Raising children with disabilities
Introduction
Being a parent is tough. Being a parent of a child with special needs is especially tough. The spectrum of disability is very diverse. Simply stated, a disability is an impairment. It can be something as slight as vision impairment, or as severe as paralysis. Disabilities can be divided into cognitive, developmental, intellectual, physical, sensory or a combination of … Continue Reading
Baba
Baba comes home and I shrivel,
The tired look on his face pushes me back.
He asks for a glass of water,
And I run to fetch one for him.
Handing it over, I secretly wish
It would wash down all his weariness.
Baba lies down, shuts his eyes
And orders for every noise to shut down.
Hence my task … Continue Reading
Communicating with Colleagues
Communication is the key to vital understanding. Whether it’s your family, your friend circle or your office colleagues, without proper communication, thoughts remain unnervingly scattered. Its significance is especially realized when it comes to working with a team of individuals coming from diverse backgrounds. To be able to communicate effectively is a necessity so important that its mere absence could … Continue Reading
A cartoon that helps teach duas and manners
Assalaamu alaikum, dear readers! We have another great cartoon series for your kiddos, and this time around it also caters to our Urdu-speaking viewers. It is a series about two Muslim siblings. The older of the two is the sister and is the teacher/adviser, while the younger one is her brother who always needs that little extra reminder. His sister … Continue Reading
Teenage gaming addiction
Question:
My teenage son is always playing video games. He is addicted to it. Please help me in this regard.
Answer:
Online gaming addiction is one of the rising issues in the clinical practice. More and more cases of gaming addiction, as well as, other forms of internet addiction are reported every day. It usually includes young adults ranging from … Continue Reading
Right vs. Wrong: How to Deal when it Comes to Family
Guidance is only from Allah ﷻ; to be a recipient of this mercy is the greatest blessing one could ask for, and it’s an even greater blessing to have the happiness of having your loved ones showered with it!
However, a difference in beliefs amongst family members is not uncommon either. While you may be a Muslim, you may have … Continue Reading
