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Dua’s To Teach Your Kids At Home

 As parents, we have a responsibility to provide our children with good education about Islam. Ensuring that your children are receiving a quality education starts with you. 

Why Teach Your Kids at Home?

There are various benefits of teaching your kids at home. Primarily, you can control the environment in which your child is learning. Additionally, you will have more time to devote to your child and will not have to worry about transportation.

What Materials Do I Need to Teach My Kids at Home?

You can do the following activities with your children at home to help them learn to give context. You will need a Qur'an, a teacher's guide, and some materials for each topic you would like to teach your kids. You will also need a timer to check the following:

·         Share Islamic heroes' stories with him that contain the morals of honesty, truthfulness, manners, and respect for elders and parents. It will help him to understand our religion and ethics.

·         Have your child look at a picture book and identify the people, places, things, or events in the picture. Point out what is happening in each scene.

·         Invite your child to look at several pictures from magazines or newspapers and identify the people, places, things, or events in them. Ask him to explain what is happening in each photo.

·         Review familiar stories with your child by having him summarize what happened in each chapter or section of the story. Ask him to provide examples of how different characters interacted and what happened due to their actions.

How Do I Teach My Kids the Topic That I Selected?

You will need to read the teacher's guide and select the topic you want to teach your kids. You will then need to find the appropriate dua's and start teaching your kids.

Teach your kids Different Duas:

Different duas are a great way to teach your children the Islamic faith. You can use different duas to help with different situations. You can also use duas to teach your children about Islam. You can use many duas to help your children learn about Islam. Here are duas that you can use with your children:

        i.            Dua for waking up:

Teach your kids dua for waking up every day and tell them that by reciting this dua, you are thanking Allah for life.

      ii.            Dua for Sleeping:

Share some Islamic stories with your kid; after that, recite sleeping dua so your kid will remember it.

    iii.            Dua for eating a meal:

Before eating a meal, tell your kid to wash hands with soap and recite Tasmia before eating.

    iv.            Dua before going to the toilet:

As our Islam and Quran teach us that Satan stays in dirty places and provokes people for bad things, so it is necessary to teach your kids dua for entering a toilet and if you are the mother of a daughter, then tell her to wear a hijab before going toilet.

      v.            Dua after leaving the toilet:

After leaving the toilet, Dua is so short and easy to remember. Start teaching your kids when they are born because learning in a mother's lap memorizes quickly.

    vi.            Dua for sneezing:

Most of the kids do not know the manners of sneezing. They often sneeze at their fellows, which is wrong. Tell your kids to put a handkerchief or tissue near their mouth and recite Alhamdulillah.

Conclusion: 

By teaching your kids at home, you will have more control over their education, and you will be able to spend quality time with them. Please do not wait until it is too late to start teaching your kids. Get started today with AlQuran Classes!

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