Luqman Institute

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"The child must be habituated not to spit, blow his nose, or yawn in public. He must not turn his back to people. He must not rest one foot upon the other, or his chin in his hands, or support his head upon his forearm, as all these are signs of laziness. He should be taught how to sit properly. He should be stopped from talking excessively, with the explanation that it indicates shamelessness and is the behaviour of naughty children. He should not be allowed to make oaths, whether true or false, so that this does not become a habit while young. He should be taught not to initiate conversation when in company of those older than him, to get in the habit of not talking except in reply to a question, to keep his answer appropriate to the query, and to listen attentively when they speak. He should stand for one who is above him, make space for him, and sit in front of him."
Translated from Imam al-Ghazali’s Ihya `Ulum al-Deen

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To Rebuild 'The Collapse Of Parenting,' It's Going To Be A Challenge Parents struggle with the balance of being a friend versus being a taskmaster. Their job, says Dr. Leonard Sax, is to "keep your child safe" and "give kids choices in some domains but not in others."