Haifaa Younis – Tips for making your children love the Quran
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The speaker advises parents to make the Quran part of their house to avoid "helpting" children. They also suggest being realistic and not memorizing things. The speaker also advises parents to switch stories to teach the Quran to parents. Finally, the speaker reminds parents to be profitable and not let down in response to trials and injuries.
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For the children, number 1, make the Quran
part of your house.
Part of your house,
number 1. Number don't don't force it on
them.
And I know people forced it on their
children.
They hate it now
because they forced it.
They didn't wanted. I hear it all the
time from them. I don't wanna memorize. That's
what they say. You know what? If they
don't wanna memorize, leave them
Because
maybe Allah
will open their hearts later in their life.
I didn't memorize it when I was 8
9. No.
But if you force it on them when
they are they will hate it,
and there will be it will be associated
in their mind with a trauma,
especially these days and everything is a trauma.
Number 3,
try to switch it to to stories.
When you explain it.
So try to be
Quran.
Make them love the Quran.
Not just read it like birds with Islamic
schools, and and they don't know what they
are doing. Plus, you have to be realistic
what they are seeing outside.
And number 1,
I will say this to every parent, all
of you.
You are righteous,
truly righteous, not externally only.
We have said this many times internally
in your relationship with Allah, in your practice,
in in how you respond to trauma or
I'm sorry, to to trial and how you
respond to Ni'mah, Allah will never let you
down.
Allah protected the the 2 orphan
in in Suratul Kahm because their parents, Abu
Huma, was
a righteous person. And a lot of dua.
A lot of dua. And the result is
not in your hand.
It's in Allah's hand.