Islamic Parenting System

 Now we are going to explain the last two principles of Islam regarding children's training. Principle#4 Children need boundaries Without boundaries, society would be in chaos as anyone can do anything and infringe others’ rights. The same goes with the child. He needs a set of boundaries to guide his behavior, which gives the child the freedom to act and behave within them. If he does not know what the boundaries are then he will always be testing you with his behavior to see what is acceptable and what is not. Remember: Set rules and limits for everyone in the family (including yourself!) and take care to explain to your child why he must obey them. Children love logical reasoning, but make it simple. Principle#5 Children need responsibilities to follow Giving responsibility at an early and appropriate age helps the child realize that if he does not do what he is supposed to then it will affect others and let them down. It also prepares the child for when the time comes for him t

 Salam to my all readers . How are you I hope you are all well and happy and enjoying the good health.  After a long time I have contacted you again I am feeling very happy and excited to write again and to complete this blog . As we mentioned in the previous blogs about the children's training today I will tell you further about these 5 basic principles of islam about children training. These are: Ø Children are born pure in nature Ø Parents are responsible to lead and guide the children Ø All the guidance done with mercy and kindness Ø Children need boundaries Ø Children need responsibilities to follow These are the five main principles to follow. NOW we are going to explain and understand them one by one in comprehensive way.  Principle#1 Children are born pure Our beloved Muhammad s.a.w.w said: “No child is born except on al fitra (human nature)and then his parents make him jewish, Christian ,or magi an” The hadith states that Allah has created children pure and sinless