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Nurturing purpose in your childRESOURCES https://youtu.be/Fth5TfuuGYo Activities These activities are referenced in the workshop.   It is highly beneficial to take part in this workshop as a father with your children and follow the activities as we go through them.  Always pause when you reach an activity and follow the format of feedback with your children.  You can download the handouts below.   Love Languages Quiz (two page quiz to help you understand your child’s primary love language) Letter to my Dad (Activity for older children to write to their Dad) A Picture for my Dad (Activity for younger children

when a child identifies as gay: how muslim families can respond Over recent months, an increasing number of families have come to Muslim Family Initiative with the same problem: a parent has just learned that their son or daughter identifies as gay or lesbian, and the family is struggling to hold itself together. The shock is real, and so is the pain. Parents blame themselves. They rake over years of decisions, searching for the moment they think it “went wrong.” They want an instant solution, and often there isn’t one, at least not in the short term,

Nurturing purpose in your child Fathers, Nurturing the Bond That Protects — Book Your Place Today   Many Muslim children are loved by their fathers — but not in a way they recognise as love. Provision is there. Discipline is there. What’s often missing is time, attention, and affirmation, spoken and shown in a language the child actually understands.   When that gap opens, children go looking to fill it elsewhere. Ideological trends. Addictions. Peer pressure for attention and validation. Gangs offering the sense of belonging home didn’t.   This national tour launches on Sunday, 9th August,

A practical guide for Muslim fathers to strengthen family bonds, express love, and raise emotionally secure and confident children.

Nurturing purpose in your child Nurturing Purpose in Your Child – Book Your Place Today   Many Muslim children grow up seeing Islam as a cultural inheritance, not a truth they live by conviction. Ask them, “Why are you Muslim?” and the answer is often: “Because my parents are Muslim.”   In an instant-gratification culture, Islam can start to feel too restrictive. Some children slowly drift away, while others learn to live double lives—the “good Muslim” at home, and “free to be who I want” outside.   This national launch tour – 2 events across Scotland – is

Nurturing purpose in your child Nurturing Purpose in Your Child – Book Your Place Today Many Muslim children grow up seeing Islam as a cultural inheritance, not a truth they live by conviction. Ask them, “Why are you Muslim?” and the answer is often: “Because my parents are Muslim.” In an instant-gratification culture, Islam can start to feel too restrictive. Some children slowly drift away, while others learn to live double lives—the “good Muslim” at home, and “free to be who I want” outside. This national launch tour – 3 events across Wales – is designed to change

Nurturing purpose in your child Nurturing Purpose in Your Child   Many Muslim children grow up seeing Islam as a cultural inheritance, not a truth they live by conviction. Ask them, “Why are you Muslim?” and the answer is often: “Because my parents are Muslim.”   In an instant-gratification culture, Islam can start to feel too restrictive. Some children slowly drift away, while others learn to live double lives—the “good Muslim” at home, and “free to be who I want” outside.   This national launch tour—12 events across the country—is designed to change that.   Join a

NURTURING PURPOSE IN YOUR CHILD resource hub Insha Allah the Purpose toolkit will be available for download on Monday 12th January insha Allah after our first two events. toolkit resources toolkit download toolkit khutbah template khutbah qr code poster TOOLKIT ACTIONS dddddd Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo. SUBMIT A QUESTION If you have ideas for resources that could help you create meaningful change in schools, please share them using the form below. These could include: A template letter for a specific purpose Feedback on

National Khutbah Day on RSE Friday 19th September 2025 “You are the best nation ever raised for mankind: you enjoin what is right, forbid what is wrong, and believe in Allah.” (Āl ʿImrān 3:110)   Play your part in protecting our children’s innocence Why Imams and Khateebs Must Act Dear respected Imams and Khateebs, Our children are facing unprecedented challenges in schools. From as young as 5 years old, they are being exposed to sexually inappropriate teaching and ‘LGBTQ’ ideology under the Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) curriculum. Many parents are unaware of: Their legal rights to