Some of you are already moving m@d with this gentle parenting thing. I saw a 6 years old crying and rolling on the floor over a stranger’s egg and all the mother said was, He doesn’t use his eyes to see eggs. I looked at my son beside me and knew he wouldn’t dare. Some people don’t understand gentle parenting. There are some children who don’t deserve this gentle parenting.” - Lady
ALHAMDULILLAH! THE COUNTDOWN BEGINS!
This week marks a very special milestone for me and for Islamic Tales for Kids.
I am delighted to invite you to the official reveal of my very first book:
The Little Muslims Journal
Date: Saturday, 27th June, 2026
Live on all our social media platforms
Time: To be announced
This journal was created with love, faith, and a passion for nurturing young Muslim hearts. It is designed to inspire children to learn, reflect, grow, and strengthen their connection with Allah.
I would be honored to have you join me live as we unveil this beautiful project. Your presence, support, patronage, shares, referrals, and prayers mean so much to me.
Please invite your family, friends, schools, parents, teachers, and anyone passionate about raising confident young Muslims.
Together, let’s celebrate this achievement and invest in the next generation of Muslim children.
May Allah place barakah in this journey and make it beneficial for children around the world. Ameen.
See you live on the 27th, In Shaa Allah!
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HOW TO ORDER YOUR COPY OF THE LITTLE MUSLIMS JOURNAL
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The Little Muslims Journal is now available for order!
May Allah make it beneficial for our children and a means of nurturing their love for Islam.
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A Candid Discussion on Our Parents (Mainly Directed at Muslim Men):
Hold your parents to a high pedestal in terms of honor. Respect and give them regard by virtue of the rights Allah has given them over you.
But if you are STILL not disillusioned by their reality as flawed people, and you still picture them as perfect human models, you are not ready to lead a family.
“It is exactly the way my parents did me that I will do my children” is not loyalty, it mostly shows a critical deficiency in wisdom - especially when their principles are not strictly anchored by the Qur’an & Sunnah.
Part of growth is in identifying the shortfalls and bad sides of your parents - which they definitely have. Why? Not to disparage them. Not to dishonor them. But SO YOU KNOW WHAT NOT TO DO WITH YOUR OWN CHILDREN.
The second reason you should wake up to this reality is that you must be “disobedient child” sometimes. Sounds bad, but let me explain. How so?
Parents who love you have an emotional stake in your life. That stake shapes what they want for you, and what they want is filtered through their own upbringing, culture, conditioning, peer pressure, and yes, sometimes selfishness - again, not disparaging them, but we’re having a candid discussion here.
The result is that the desires they want to fulfill through you may quietly compete with Islamic ideals - not Islamic law necessarily, but the deeper value and priorities Islam lays down for you.
If you never see your parents clearly, you will spend your life building what they envisioned, and wake up one day to a life that is full by their measure and hollow by Allah’s.
That is the unfulfilled life worth fearing.
A mature love for parents includes seeing them clearly, and that’s actually a more dignified form of respect than blind idealization.
A shallow reading of this post would conclude it is a call to disobedience toward parents. It is not - and if that is your takeaway, you have missed the point entirely. This post is addressed to thinking men who can hold two truths simultaneously: deep honor for parents, and clear-eyed awareness of their humanity. If you cannot hold both, read it again.
May Allah bless our parents with the best of goodness in this world and in the next, for we can never repay them for the mercy they have had upon us.
A lot of you would be making money right now if you had just stuck with the first thing you tried for one full year instead of abandoning it the moment it got hard.
Consistency is boring but it's where the money lives.