About this course
Consider the work of raising children within an Islamic framework and amid the influences of social media. Beginning with Qur’anic sources of serenity and the place of community, the lessons examine the demands of parenting before following children’s development through the first seven years, ages eight to fourteen and young adulthood.
The discussion then broadens to productivity, balance and the tools that shape everyday life. Lessons on action, the mixing of truth and falsehood and the power of influence lead into Imam al-Sajjad’s prayer for his children, bringing questions of upbringing and religious reflection together.
What you’ll explore
- Qur’anic sources of serenity and the role of community
- Parenting across childhood and young adulthood
- Productivity and a balanced life
- Social media, truth and the power of influence
- Imam al-Sajjad’s prayer for his children
Curriculum
- 01Print-Ready Course Notes
- 02Sources of Serenity in the Quran
- 03Our Innate Tribal Mentality
- 04Recapture Your Tribe
- 05Raising Children is Hard
- 06The First 7 Years
- 07Foundation Building Years (8-14)
- 08Young Adults (15-21)
Show the full curriculum (16)
- 09More On Young Adults
- 10Productivity and Precision
- 11A Life of Balance
- 12Understanding the Tool
- 13Qualities of Action
- 14Mixing Truth and Falsehood
- 15The Power of Influence
- 16Imam Al-Sajjad's Dua For His Children
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