English book · Islamic Parenting: Nurturing Your Child’s True Potential

A Remarkable Example

English book, p. 20

By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

PARENTING: AN ISLAMIC PERSPECTIVE I had previously visited Dr. Merchant’s home, observing its simplicity. His two daughters were always engrossed in silent study and writing. Despite Dr. Merchant owning a car, his daughters travelled to school by bus. There was no trace of the “TV culture” in their home. This simple and principled way of life indeed contributed to the success of Dr. Merchant’s children. In today’s times, fathers often complain about their children, but the truth is that they should be reflecting on themselves. Usually, parents contribute to this issue by failing to create a simple environment within their homes. Their primary desire becomes fulfilling every wish of their children, leading them to become absorbed in the “TV culture.” This very phenomenon is what causes deviation within homes. The responsibility for this degradation lies solely with the parents, not the children.

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