
Tarbiyah means 'nurturing' and 'cultivating'. It is the process of growing something from one stage to another.
As Muslim parents, we understand the importance of nurturing our children on the path of Islam, teaching them about Allah (SWT) and helping them grow to become righteous Muslims, in sha’a Allah.
Are you a new Muslim mum looking for practical tips on how to start nurturing your child as a Muslim? Do you want to teach your child about Islam correctly, but you don’t know where to start? Do you want practical, step-by-step, actionable tips that you can start using today to teach your child about Islam?
Then the Tarbiyah at Home course is for you.
Tarbiyah at Home is a practical guide to teaching your child about Islam. It gives you step-by-step tips that you can start to implement today.
In this course, you will learn:
This is a self-paced course, which means you get access immediately after you sign up and can watch it at your own pace. You will get lifetime access, in sha'a Allah.
“This course has really made me reflect not just on what to teach my kids but also on the work I have to do on myself as a Muslim. I am truly thankful for that.”
Important Notes:
• This is a self-paced course, which means that you can watch/listen/take notes at your own pace. No live classes, Zoom meetings or webinars. Log into the course whenever you want.
• You have a lifetime access to the course, as long as Allah (SWT) decrees for Raising Mumeens to exist.
• The course is made up of pre-recorded videos - slides and voice over.
• There are no refunds, as this is a digital product that gives you instant access.
• Videos cannot be downloaded for copyright reasons.
• Once your payment is processed here, you will be redirected to the private YouTube link where the course is hosted. Please keep the link private and safe for the sake of Allah.
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These resources include blog posts, printable worksheets and courses designed to help you on your journey to raise righteous Muslims, bi’dniLLah.
The website was founded by sister Amina; mum to 3 kids and a graduate of Islamic Studies at Knowledge International University.
It’s her hope that Muslim parents find the parenting support that they need at Raising Mumeens.