Child in Islam

by Norma Tarazi

The Child in Islam offers a rare and rich panoramic guide to rearing a happy family in harmony and in wisdom-and above all, Islamically. Is there a difference between Muslim and non-Muslim child rearing? Indeed there is, and beyond the physical delineations of a Muslim's practice, it is the difference between groping one's way with a sputtering candle and walking confidently ahead on a brightly lit day along a well-marked path. This is what Norma Tarazi illustrates in her lively and sober discussion infused by the twin principles of kindness and common sense.Here is no abstract discussion; the author's clear and straightforward voice examines the full spectrum of child rearing with always-practical advice and real-life, concrete approaches and techniques for problem solving. The answers and the solutions are Islamic, that is, completely natural and productive.

Genres: Parenting

316 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 2001

Reviews

[Nabeela · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is a good book for new Muslim parents, nothing in it is rocket science but it has some solid information about ways to go about raising a Muslim child in the west and most of the ideas are supported by Quran or Hadith.