February 17 @ 8:30 am - 12:00 pm
Ilm Series 2
Anakku Bukan Sazali
In this event, we brought families together for a meaningful session on parenting, communication and building stronger parent–child relationships.
With around 50 participants, the programme explored the challenges faced by Muslim parents today and the importance of nurturing children through rahmah, patience, understanding and Islamic adab.
The session encouraged parents to look beyond correcting behaviour and focus on building meaningful connections with their children. Through practical discussions and interactive activities, participants explored how everyday conversations, emotional awareness and compassionate communication can help strengthen the family bond.
Our Speakers
The session featured insights from:
- Dr Siti Mariam Mohd Hariht. Founder, TinkIt! (Expert in Children’s Learning & Emotional Well-being)
- Dr Muhammad Mubarak. Educator | PhD in Islamic Civilisation.
- Ms Farah Izzah Imran. Founder, Master Me (Psychotherapist & Counsellor)
Highlights at a Glance
- Around 50 participants comprising parents and children
- A dedicated parenting session focused on rahmah-centred communication
- Interactive activities designed to help children understand emotions and respectful communication
- Discussions on modern parenting challenges and Islamic approaches to family relationships
- Practical tools and reflections that families can apply in their daily lives
Learning Through Interactive Activities
The children took part in activities designed to help them recognise their emotions, express themselves respectfully and understand the importance of empathy and kind communication.
Through activities such as emotion-based games, role-play and guided reflections, children were encouraged to practise listening, express their feelings and appreciate the importance of respectful speech and Islamic adab.
Ilm Series 2
Anakku Bukan Sazali
In this event, we brought families together for a meaningful session on parenting, communication and building stronger parent–child relationships.
With around 50 participants, the programme explored the challenges faced by Muslim parents today and the importance of nurturing children through rahmah, patience, understanding and Islamic adab.
The session encouraged parents to look beyond correcting behaviour and focus on building meaningful connections with their children. Through practical discussions and interactive activities, participants explored how everyday conversations, emotional awareness and compassionate communication can help strengthen the family bond.
Watch the
Event Recap
