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ISLAM FOR KIDS

ISLAM FOR KIDS

Kids are so inquisitive they always have something going on in their mind. . I feel the best way to talk to children is 

through nature. We happen to cross a tree every day. It is a place, we stop for some time, due to traffic. 

While we wait, my daughter asked me, why have all the leaves of this tree have fallen off? Is the tree dead? Cute are these 
questions! Well, I never miss an opportunity, I said, it is indeed a good question, the tree looks lifeless, it looks dead, 
and Allah has explained this question of yours in the Quran and tells us to think and reason. 
Allah says, He gives life to the land, after it is dead just like after we die Allah will give us life again in the hereafter 
and you will see in a few days that this tree will again bare leaves and will again look full of life, In’ sha’Allah. It was 
excitement for them and I suppose a challenge as well to see, if what mum said was right or wrong. ..

REVIVE A SUNNAH.............DOnt lie on Stomach
Medically speaking sleeping on stomach can cause neck and back pain. Due to pressure on nerves one may feel pins and needles 
when wake up and due to pressure on limbs blood vessels one may also experience numbness. Moreover during sleeping on 
stomach, face muscles are squeezed that may lead to wrinkles on the face
It is narrated from Qais bin Tihfah Al-Ghifari (r.a) that his father said: “The Messenger of Allah (pbuh) found me sleeping 
in the mosque on my stomach. He nudged me with his foot and said: ‘Why are you sleeping like this? This is kind of sleep that 
Allah dislikes,’ or ‘that Allah hates.’ ”
[Sunan Ibn-e-Majah, Chapters on Etiquette, Hadith: 3723]

WELFARE PARTY OF INDIA BELEAVES

Welfare Party of India leaders expressed solidarity with the Keralite Jazeera fighting against sand mafia
My fight has brought confidence to women that they also can do a lot for the nation, says Jazeera
New Delhi: October, 30.

Welfare Party of India leaders led by national vice president  Dr. B.T. Lalita Naik visited the Keralite Jazeera who is on a 

sit-in dharna at Jantar Mantar  near Kerala House, for more than a fortnight protesting  against the powerful sand mafia that 

is disfiguring the state's beaches and inviting threat to thousands of houses along the beach. . Jazeera, belonging to Madayi 

village of Kannur district of north Kerala started her struggle against sand mining in her village seeing the threat to her 

house. She took dharna in front of the Kannur collectorate and found the assurances of the District Collector not 

implemented. With her three children, she shifted the sit-in to the state secretariat at Trivandrum. Welfare Party of India 

state leaders extended support to Jazeera from the beginning and arranged a meeting with the Chief Minister Mr. Oommen 

Chandi. He assured of taking effective steps. But not convinced of the assurance and observing that nothing is materialising, 

Jazeera shifted her agitation to the national capital. Jazeera wants the implementation of one of the major aims of the 

Costal Regulation Zone (CRZ) Notification of 2011 “to conserve and protect coastal stretches” strictly implemented.

 Welfare Party leaders comprising national vice president Fr. Abraham Joseph, national general secretary     P.C. Hamza,  

Women’ Wing Convenor Ms Sheema Mohsin, Kerala President Dr. Koottil Mohammedali, State Secretary Ambujakshan and  Andhra 

Pradesh secretary Ms Khalida Parveen assured Jazeera that her fight for a social noble cause will find success. Jazeera while 

expressing her gratitude for the support extended by the Party said that her fight was not for personal cause but for a 

public one. My agitation, though not on behalf of any particular organization or sponsored by none has proved that women can 

also do a lot for the country and the countrymen.  I get a lot of calls from many women saying that they get courage from my 

initiative, says Jazeera.

My fight has brought confidence to women that they also can do a lot for the nation, says Jazeera
New Delhi: October, 30.

Welfare Party of India leaders led by national vice president Dr. B.T. Lalita Naik visited the Keralite Jazeera who is on a 

sit-in dharna at Jantar Mantar near Kerala House, for more than a fortnight protesting against the powerful sand mafia that 

is disfiguring the state's beaches and inviting threat to thousands of houses along the beach. . Jazeera, belonging to Madayi 

village of Kannur district of north Kerala started her struggle against sand mining in her village seeing the threat to her 

house. She took dharna in front of the Kannur collectorate and found the assurances of the District Collector not 

implemented. With her three children, she shifted the sit-in to the state secretariat at Trivandrum. Welfare Party of India 

state leaders extended support to Jazeera from the beginning and arranged a meeting with the Chief Minister Mr. Oommen 

Chandi. He assured of taking effective steps. But not convinced of the assurance and observing that nothing is materialising, 

Jazeera shifted her agitation to the national capital. Jazeera wants the implementation of one of the major aims of the 

Costal Regulation Zone (CRZ) Notification of 2011 “to conserve and protect coastal stretches” strictly implemented.

MADITATION of FOODING

“Tell the believing men to lower their gaze and be modest. That is purer for them. Lo! Allah is Aware of what they do. And tell the believing women to lower their gaze and be modest, and to display of their adornment only that which is apparent, and to draw their veils over their chests, and not to reveal their adornment.” (Quran 24:30)

BEAUTI QUATS IN ISLAM

“Tell the believing men to lower their gaze
and be modest.That is purer for them.
Lo! Allah is Aware of what they do. 
And tell the believing women to lower
their gaze and be modest, and to display
 of their adornment only that which is 
apparent, and to draw their veils over 
their chests, and not to reveal their adornment.”
 (Quran 24:30)

ISLAM FOR KIDS

Kids are so inquisitive they always have something going on in their mind. . I feel the best way to talk to children is through nature. We happen to cross a tree every day. It is a place, we stop for some time, due to traffic. 

While we wait, my daughter asked me, why have all the leaves of this tree have fallen off? Is the tree dead? Cute are these questions! Well, I never miss an opportunity, I said, it is indeed a good question, the tree looks lifeless, it looks dead, and Allah has explained this question of yours in the Quran and tells us to think and reason. 

Allah says, He gives life to the land, after it is dead just like after we die Allah will give us life again in the hereafter and you will see in a few days that this tree will again bare leaves and will again look full of life, In’ sha’Allah. It was excitement for them and I suppose a challenge as well to see, if what mum said was right or wrong. ..

"Have you noticed how easily agitated, weak, and irritable you get when you are so sleepy, hungry, and thirsty all at once? Similarly the heart, soul, and mind weaken when they are deprived from communication and connection with their Creator. Feelings of restriction and gloominess overcome the heart, and its ability to feel diminished as if drowns in sin."

“Islam didn't make it Haram for you to fall in love. It didn't forbid you from wanting someone. It only guides that love so it protects you, her, your families and especially saves you from humiliation on judgment day. If you love her so much, why are you OK with letting her engage in this questionable relationship knowing full well that she will have to answer Allah just like you will. You don’t love her enough to save her from that?”

- Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan