Ali: The other day I told my daughter to pray. She said that its not fard for her and that “its fard for grownups” (so she played instead). I didn’t say anything, what can i say?
btw, she’s 4

Megan: Asked my son to make du’a for me to go to Jannah every night. He said “I will ask him, I don’ have to say it every day, because Allah remembers, mama..”

Islamweb.net is a Web site that has a considerable amount of Islamic resources, e.g. Quran audio with English translation, which LivingHalal has used in its videos.
May Allah reward them and help them to improve.
Below is a review that we received from a brother about the Kids corner of Islamweb.
Well, you are often collecting reviews and opinions on things. You now have your first review of “kids corner” on Islamweb.
Something funny just happened.
I was looking through Islamweb and found “kids corner”. Excited that I can show it to Haniyah, I clicked …

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Abdullah, 7 yrs old, living in Belgium. He is the designated Mu’athen (prayer caller) at home. May Allah guide him and protect him.

Athan in MP3
Abdullah interview in Chinese
French
Tags: Muslim kids from around the world, Chinese Muslim, Belgium, Europe, Kid reading Quran, Dua’, supplications, Surah Qariaa, Azan, Adhan, Athan, calll to prayer, prayer calls, raising kids, Islam, parenting, Muslim parents, Shahadah

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