Unnatural Love
English book, p. 33
By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
UNNATURAL LOVE Upon hearing this, he gently placed his child on the ground. Instantly, the child starts running, resembling a bird locked in a cage that begins to soar as soon as it is set free. According to the natural order, a child is not meant to remain in the shelter of their parents’ lap indefinitely. They are born to explore the world’s vast fields, engage in life’s struggles, and gather experiences to shape their future on their own. Consequently, familiarizing a child with excessive parental affection contradicts the natural scheme of life. Parents ought to comprehend this inherent reality and raise their children accordingly.

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