Yasir Qadhi – A Family That Prays Together Stays Together

			One of the things that I feel is extremely important is that you instill strong family bonds you,
you you incorporate in your life time for your children, you literally take trips with them, spend
time with them worship together, having Salah on a daily basis with your children, talking to them
about this dunya not necessarily religious lectures, just having a strong bond with our children.
Again, it'll instill in them the notion of the nuclear family, the notion of having a strong
understanding of what it means to be a father, mother, a brother or sister or a son or daughter. So
one of the problems that we have in this part of the world is that all too often, we don't spend
		

			enough time with our children. And I mean, I'm also guilty of this May Allah forgive me because of
all the but could you try your best at hamdulillah and small things, and again, I'll be very
personal here. One thing that I still practice to this day is that at least one of the prayers you
know, when I'm home, you know, I'll force you know, because it's still forcing, calling and yelling,
I'll force all of us to come together. And we will literally pray Gemma out together and sometimes
afterwards, sit down and talk and joke and laugh and get an update. Again, these small things of
just forming a family bond. I believe these are subconscious ways of instilling in our children the
		

			reality of family because we do have to counter this ideology of men and women being the same or
gender roles being the same or genders being fluid or same * or whatnot. And one of the ways to do
this once again is to show in your own lives the reality of what it means to be a Muslim.
		

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