In this deeply reflective episode of Cup of Parenting, we explore one of the most important yet often avoided topics—death. As Muslim parents, it’s crucial that we understand the Islamic perspective on death so we can prepare ourselves for the hereafter and guide our children with clarity, faith, and emotional safety. We’ll talk about what Islam teaches us about death, the etiquettes surrounding it—from the moments before someone passes to janazah and burial—and how to make sense of grief and loss. You’ll also hear practical tips on how to explain death to children in age-appropriate ways, how to support them through grief, and how to model sabr and tawakkul in times of loss. Whether you’ve experienced the passing of a loved one or want to be better prepared for the future, this episode offers a gentle yet powerful reminder that death is not the end—it’s the beginning of the next stage of our journey to Allah ﷻ. ✨ In this episode, you'll learn: * What the Qur'an and Sunnah say about death * The Islamic etiquettes before, during, and after someone passes * How to speak to your children about death * Tips for parenting through grief * How to teach children the value of remembering death

In this empowering episode, we explore what it truly means to have a growth mindset—and how it aligns beautifully with Islamic values. Learn how to shift your inner dialogue, embrace mistakes, and model lifelong learning for your children. Whether you're new to personal development or ready to reset your mindset with intention, this step-by-step guide will help you grow with purpose and tawakkul.

In this episode, we dive into a step-by-step guide to help you teach your children Quranic values in a natural, loving, and lasting way. From leading by example to using storytelling and everyday conversations, you’ll learn simple yet powerful ways to nurture your child’s heart with the teachings of the Quran. Whether you’re just starting or looking for new ideas, this episode will inspire you to make Quranic values a living part of your home, inshaAllah.