The Islamic tradition is rich with values ​​that parents strive to instill in their children: respect, responsibility, integrity, love, and more. Parenting is too often filled with sleepless nights, tears, and anxiety followed by endless doubts: “Did I do my best?” “What could I have done differently?” “Am I responsible?” Positive Discipline, a philosophy conceptualized by Dr. Jane Nelsen, provides a powerful model for channeling parenting dilemmas into proven methods that work. Positive Parenting in the Muslim Family addresses the real challenges faced by real families. This comprehensive guide is essential for parents, caregivers, and educators seeking to foster a parent-child relationship based on connection. It is a book of hope. It invites the reader to:

•see parenting in Islam as a journey full of love and guidance;

•use positive discipline tools to reinforce Islamic values ​​in all matters relating to faith, human relationships and daily life;

•empower children by giving them the means to be responsible, competent and proactive people;

•address sensitive issues constructively, including sex, drugs, bullying and youth radicalisation;

•resolve conflicts by focusing on solutions rather than punishments.

Authors Noha Alshugairi and Munira Lekovic Ezzeldine share timeless principles, outline 49 effective parenting tools, and guide readers through a variety of parenting challenges. Their experience spans all stages of development, from birth to adulthood. The authors skillfully transform theoretical Islamic principles into living realities.