Many parents are looking for creative things for their children to do because of the global lockdowns. Oftentimes, there are loads of crafts which can be found online, however, they may be crafts that incorporate images with faces, and do not take into consideration elements of the Quran an Sunnah based upon the first three generations. Or, entirely contradict fundamental principles of tawheed we cherish so much! They may be crafts, which, in our quest to find something halal

As Muslims we are encouraged to take the middle ground. Having a balance is essential to our mental well-being, as well as helps to facilitate us with a space where we can be consistent in our daily acts of Ibaadah, healthy eating routines, exercise, and the amount of quality time we spend with our families. Last week, the World Health Organization classified the corona virus as being a global epidemic. As a result, schools, corporations, masajid and small businesses have had

I consider myself to be a lifelong learner of Arabic. Some would think because I have translated rulings from the shayuk that I would consider myself proficient in the language. I don’t claim to be proficient in Arabic because language is something throughout a person’s lifetime that is developed, whether it be their home-language or a second language that they are trying to learn. A person cultivates language by consistently adding new words to their vocabularies, perfecting

So, you have one child that is a strong reader, another who struggles with understanding what they read, and a third who keeps themselves distracted throughout the entire lesson with miscellaneous things—like always needing to sharpen a pencil or ask questions not related to what you’re working on. When you’re working with different aged children in a home-schooling environment at different levels of learning, or you are teaching 25 students in a classroom—differentiated inst