Teaching our children the Quran is one of our greatest responsibilities as parents. However, forcing them to sit down for hours can create resistance. Here is how to make it a positive experience:
1. Lead by Example: Children mimic their parents. Let them see you reading the Quran daily. They will naturally want to follow you.
2. Make it Fun: Use stories of the Prophets, interactive apps, and reward charts. Celebrate their milestones, like completing a Surah or the Qaida.
3. Keep Sessions Short: For young children (ages 4-7), 15-20 minutes is plenty. Short, daily sessions are far better than one long weekly class.
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