The greatest gift a parent can give a child is not wealth or material possessions, but good manners, sound upbringing and noble character.
Islam teaches us to care not only for ourselves but for the entire Ummah. One of the greatest acts of sincerity is to make Dua for our fellow Muslims in their absence, seeking goodness for them without any worldly motive or recognition.
Compassion to others is an emphasised Sunnah. The following narrations elucidate its importance:
Islam has placed great emphasis on maintaining family ties in keeping with its principle of avoiding fights and disputes. Keeping peace with family members is not always easy, and that is why Islam stresses upon this. We are compelled and duty-bound to override our ego and personal preferences, to uphold kinship with family.
A mother is a priceless and most precious bounty like no other. For a child, no one can ever take the place of a mother. The mother is the very portal through which the child breathes life and comes into this world. A mother's love for her child knows no bounds.
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Nabi (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) said, “I have been sent to perfect good character.” (Bukhari)
Being mindful of those around you involves cultivating awareness, empathy, and consideration for others' thoughts, feelings, and needs.
Islam promotes balance and moderation in all aspects of life. The Qur’an orders us to avoid any form of extravagance or extremism in our practices.
With the rise of social media, materialism and consumerism, the world is gripped by a desire to have everything instantly. Constantly desiring what others have can lead to feelings of low self-esteem and depression, especially when one cannot have what others have.
When Allah Ta'ala commanded Hazrat Moosa and Haroon (AS) to go to Fir'aun, He instructed them with the following; “Speak to him (Fir'aun) in a gentle (soft) manner, perhaps he will accept or he will fear (Allah).” (Surah Taha)
The following Qura’nic teachings advise Muslims on the importance of reconciliation: “Verily the believers are brothers, so reconcile between your brothers.” (Surah Hujarat – V 10)
Living in harmony is important for a stable society. The Noble Quran encourages believers to unite their ranks and work towards mutual harmony.
Participate in a Deeni discourse with the correct intention. The purpose of participating in a Deeni discourse is reformation and to acquire knowledge.