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Assalamu Alaikum, Dear Parents As Muslim parents, one of the greatest gifts we can offer our children is a deep, loving connection with the Book of Allah. We want our little ones to not only read the Quran but to recite it beautifully, correctly, and with confidence—just as it was revealed to our beloved Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. But for many of us living in the UK, USA, or other English-speaking countries, teaching our children proper Quranic recitation can feel overwhelming.

  In the beautiful journey of Islamic parenting, few practices are as fundamental and transformative as teaching children the art of dua (supplication). Dua represents more than just reciting memorized prayers—it is the spiritual lifeline that connects our children directly to their Creator, fostering a relationship built on trust, gratitude, and unwavering faith. As parents and guardians, equipping our children with the power of dua is one of the greatest gifts we can bestow upon them, creating a foundation that

Welcome to the beautiful world of Islam! If you are a new Muslim, a non-Arabic speaker, or just starting your journey, you may have heard the word Dua (pronounced doo-ah). It is one of the most powerful and rewarding acts of worship in our faith. This guide is specifically designed to help you, the dua for beginners student, understand this concept and start making your own supplications today. Dua is often translated as “supplication” or “prayer,” but it is much

The Quran is the divine word of Allah, a guide, and a source of immense blessing for Muslims. In our fast-paced lives, a common question arises: “Can I read Quran fast?” You might be trying to complete a reading goal, revise a chapter, or simply fit your spiritual practice into a busy schedule. The short answer is yes, but with important distinctions. Reading the Quran is not a race. The ultimate goal is not just to finish, but to connect with the words of

Can I Read Quran During Azan? A Guide to Islamic Etiquette The melodious sound of the Azan (or Adhan) is a profound and sacred call that resonates through Muslim communities five times a day. For many, this is a moment of spiritual transition, a pause from worldly affairs to remember Allah. It’s during this powerful moment that a common question arises for those engaged in worship: Can I read Quran during Azan? If you find yourself in the middle of Quranic