The “Lost Shepherd” Parenting Workshop | Fouzia Usman (Muslim Nation Builders)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 มิ.ย. 2024
- Speaker's deck: drive.google.com/file/d/1vAzK...
In this parenting workshop led by Fouzia Usman, founder of Muslim Nation Builders, parents and kids will learn how to work together to create a nurturing, balanced environment that bridges the gap between Deen and Dunya in everyday life.
The "Lost Shepherd" workshop by Muslim Nation Builders is tailored for Muslim parents, focusing on aligning their lives to live by the hadith.
Abdullah ibn Umar reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Every one of you is a shepherd and is responsible for his flock. The leader of the people is a guardian and is responsible for his subjects. A man is the guardian of his family, and he is responsible for them. A woman is the guardian of her husband’s home and his children and is responsible for them. The servant of a man is a guardian of the property of his master, and he is responsible for it. Undoubtedly, every one of you is a shepherd responsible for his flock.” It addresses the modern challenges of raising practicing Muslims, offering strategies to inspire and guide children toward a fulfilling Islamic life. The workshop includes practical advice and activities for families to recognize where we lack as parents in the 21st century. And how to foster a culture rooted in Islam for success in both Dunya and Akhirah.
Purpose: To empower parents with insights and tools to address the spiritual and practical aspects of Islamic parenting. To help parents foster an environment where Islamic values are taught and lived, promote a family culture where pursuing Jannah is a collective goal. This workshop stands out by combining Qur'anic teachings, Prophetic examples, and modern educational techniques to create a transformative experience for Muslim families, aiming to bridge the gap between Deen and Dunya in everyday life.
What makes it unique? MNB workshops are specially curated to offer valuable and practical advice to its participants. Rooted in the hadith, “All of you are shepherds and each of you is responsible for his flock” the workshop will help parents understand their role and responsibilities as shepherds to their children and be the guardians of their flock.
It stands out by addressing contemporary challenges Muslim families face in a modern, Dunya-centric society and offering practical advice and strategies for parents.
It helps lay a foundation for:
- become more mindful of Allah SWT
- owning our responsibility as shepherds to our children
- strive to become better parents, knowing we will be asked about our flock
- help one another stay on the Siratul Mustaqim
- grow together as a family in Islam.
- internalize the reality that our natural home is Jannah.
When raising children, the active participation of both parents is paramount. Attending parenting workshops fosters a united front, ensuring that both mother and father are aligned in their approach to their children’s upbringing. It promotes consistent parenting practices, strengthens the family bond, and underscores the significance of collaboration and mutual support to children. Just like mothers, fathers play a crucial role in their children's spiritual and moral development. By attending the workshop together, parents can provide each other with better support and create a nurturing, balanced environment for their children.
About Fouzia Usman:
Fouzia Usman is a passionate entrepreneur, mother of three, certified NLP practitioner, and Positive Discipline Parent Educator. She is a full-time Software Engineer and an ardent visionary. She founded Ummah Stars and Muslim Nation Builders, a transformative platform for parents and children. She aims to positively impact Muslim families worldwide by helping parents raise children practicing the deen with passion and conviction. As a conscious Muslim parent, everything you have ever wanted for the Islamic upbringing of your children and your family as a whole is now being made possible through MUSLIM NATION BUILDERS. It is a testimony to the vision, mission, and dedication of how one person can initiate a resounding effect. Allah has blessed this initiative with a stellar team that has made a dream a reality. For more information, visit www.muslimnationbuilders.com
Masha Allah.may Allah guide us and our children to the right path Aaameen 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
مشا الله و برك لله she's very good example for our Muslim lady's
Thanks, Sis Fouzia for bringing your experiences up in this talk/ video. It's v imp for us to be aware of our mistakes, weak areas in order to reform us / our interests & actions.
May Allah reward you for making & explaining presentations & the Allah's already given vision and the mission. Reminder benefits the believers. 🎉🎉🎉❤
Maasha Allah ma'am, may Allah reward you and your family here and hereafter. Aameen.
I want to work with you.
Amazing program Fouzi
Alhamdulillah May Allah give you all success and reward you immensely for this good effort
Well done ❤
Assalam alaikum mashaallah jazakillahu khairan, please share your online course link etc
Subhan’Allah!!!
Masha Allah
🤲☝️👌
Mashallah
Assalamu alaikum warahmathullahi wabarakathuhu sister jazakkalla khaira
Appreciated
MashaAllah very good
Is there an opportunity for a class from Sydney
Very well explained ua experience.... Very good guidance for us.. Jazakallah khair
It’s not easy to mould a lil kids especially abt deen n duniya , my kids listen n observe us more abt Islam n started hating non Muslim , if I say we shouldn’t hate thy r like I don’t like them anything anymore 😢 thy don’t wanna eat or hav from any non Muslims vendors , I’m so confuse , my kids r ahead for hifz classes request for dua to make it easy for them
What school did he go to
Our children are good, but during pandemic they became obsessed with online games. Usually fathers dont want to say anything to sons who are 16 and onward. Their answer is all boys are like that. Most of them loose their connection with their mothers because now they can drive they can bring food , they would rarely say salam to their mothers even though they are full time in mosque. Many time fathers suddenly appear at this stage of age and give them advices that are not close to religion. Unfortunately fathers who are brought up in other countries, their parenting skills are very different. Also, children are not seeing healthy relationships between parents when the parents are in their 50’s . Is that the reason why we are seeing in many religious families also divorces too.