Child upbringing according to prophetic methodology and their rights in Islam, words in Islam, Sheikh Sheikh Raslan
Children, as a divine gift, bring great joy to parents. They are considered a grace from Allah and a precious ornament of this ephemeral world. Allah grants believers pious children who intercede on their behalf in the hereafter, thus guaranteeing them a reward. Dive into this book "The Education of Children" by Sheikh Raslan, an essential bilingual guide (French/Arabic) that explores the precious prophetic methodology for raising your children in Islam while highlighting their fundamental rights. An invaluable resource for parents and educators eager to shape a pious and balanced generation.
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Children are a divine gift and a joy for parents. Indeed, children are a gift from Allah and represent the adornment of this world, following His word: "Wealth and children are the vain adornment of this life (...)." (Al-Kahf: 46)
The abundance of wealth and numerous offspring therefore represent the adornment of this ephemeral life. Here below, Allah grants the servant a pious child who prays on his behalf for the hereafter and by whom he will be rewarded, in accordance with the following hadith: "When the human being dies, his good deeds cease to be counted except three: (and he mentioned) the invocation of his pious child on his behalf." This hadith thus means that the work performed by the pious child, namely the invocation on behalf of his parents after their death, prolongs their lives, as if they had never been dead.
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Child upbringing according to prophetic methodology and their right...
Child upbringing according to prophetic methodology and their rights in Islam, words in Islam, Sheikh Sheikh Raslan
Children are a divine gift and a joy for parents. Indeed, children are a gift from Allah and represent the adornment of this world, following His word: "Wealth and children are the vain adornment of this life (...)." (Al-Kahf: 46)
The abundance of wealth and numerous offspring therefore represent the adornment of this ephemeral life. Here below, Allah grants the servant a pious child who prays on his behalf for the hereafter and by whom he will be rewarded, in accordance with the following hadith: "When the human being dies, his good deeds cease to be counted except three: (and he mentioned) the invocation of his pious child on his behalf." This hadith thus means that the work performed by the pious child, namely the invocation on behalf of his parents after their death, prolongs their lives, as if they had never been dead.