Home-Schooling: A Hub of Intellectual Activities
English book, p. 63
By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
HOME-SCHOOLING: A HUB OF INTELLECTUAL ACTIVITIES religion was not the topic of discussion in their home. All of their discussions centred around complaints, as is the case in most homes. Then, a senior religious cleric advised the head of the family to initiate the process of home-schooling in his family so that the complaining mindset could be changed on positive lines. Homeschooling is the practice of educating children at home on informal lines. I advised him to learn English with his wife and children and read books on positive thinking. They assiduously followed this method. He described his situation to me over the phone a few days later. He said everyone’s life in his house had become meaningful. Everyone in the family, parents and children, was beginning to understand their role. This was not the case before. He shared an experience in this regard, saying he wanted to read an Urdu book in English, so he asked his children to translate it. The subject of the book was God’s creation plan. The children translated the book with total devotion and earnestness. This is how the father got the English translation, and the children learned about God’s creation plan. His wife said she had not encountered any

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