Very well said, specially when you’re raising future women’s for this Modren world sometimes you don’t have the right wording to put your views in words for explaining and the scary part about it is that you are filled up with all sorts of emotions, (scared anxious and worried at the same time) and you also want them to have freedom, independence, better then what you had. one thing I noticed living in west that because you’re little distant from cultural boundaries or I say pressures, this give you the chance to focus on your deen alone and you understand your rights and independence in your deen more freely which you can’t if you live back home because there, culture plays much stronger role then deen, I would say it’s a tough road no wonder Allah put Jannah under mother feet. My advice stay connected communicate all the time being mom is never a bed of roses it has it’s good days bad days and this what life is all about
Please make a video guiding young girls about dressing sense and parent's restrictions regarding what to wear and what not to. As i got my mother telling me to wear dupatta not to open hair in a recent wedding in our family like being a teenage it's hard to see all others being beautifully dressed with makeup and hairstyles but you can't just to be a good girl in front of elders :(
My mother damaged me and hated me because of bitterness and being left for cheating with a best friend of my dad...truth is the girl in me lived in a cage...I Am healing and it gets better everyday
mam I'm a huge fan of yours. I don't know when I started listening to you, but that is the best that has happened to me. you're MashaAllah so vivid about all you say. I have 2 daughters and I believe that each and every word you have said holds value. May Allah give us all courage to raise good children aameen.
*Assalamo* *alikum* *Respected* You are Every Is Ok , I like your gesture posture with full confidential stemina and authentic knowledge But Sister *Most* *humble* *Request* *cover* *your* *beautiful* *Head* and Hair Because Hadija RA Do that same I mean Purdah.
Yes ma'am you are saying everything right. But not telling your children to follow true teachings of Islam.. Wearing abaya, covering each part of your body. Because it is not an "option", it is the order of ALLAH. LETTING YOUR CHILDREN KNOW THAT ETC ETC FRIEND IS NOT WORTH ENOUGH INFRONT OF YOUR ALLAH'S SAYINGS, IS NEVER A LOSE. CHILDREN SEE AND LEARN FROM OUR OWN ACTIONS. 😇
I think u r the best motivational speaker...islam k nazarye se jo b baat ki jaye wo beshaq dil me utr hi jati ha..
This is one of the best parenting contents I have come across ❤
Very well said, specially when you’re raising future women’s for this Modren world sometimes you don’t have the right wording to put your views in words for explaining and the scary part about it is that you are filled up with all sorts of emotions, (scared anxious and worried at the same time) and you also want them to have freedom, independence, better then what you had. one thing I noticed living in west that because you’re little distant from cultural boundaries or I say pressures, this give you the chance to focus on your deen alone and you understand your rights and independence in your deen more freely which you can’t if you live back home because there, culture plays much stronger role then deen, I would say it’s a tough road no wonder Allah put Jannah under mother feet. My advice stay connected communicate all the time being mom is never a bed of roses it has it’s good days bad days and this what life is all about
Please make a video guiding young girls about dressing sense and parent's restrictions regarding what to wear and what not to. As i got my mother telling me to wear dupatta not to open hair in a recent wedding in our family like being a teenage it's hard to see all others being beautifully dressed with makeup and hairstyles but you can't just to be a good girl in front of elders :(
In my opinion, you should guide your girls about the punishment in akhira upon letting your hair exposed to non mahram or dressing unmodestly
Broken family per make a video please.their issues and problems because this also needs to be addressed...
Thank you ❤️
Fantastically explained ma shaa Allah 💖
Absolutely correct. Thank you so much for this great advice.
Thank you Eram for such a good advice.
Absolutely beautiful erum much love ❤️
JazakAllahu Khairan Kaseera
Well said I agreed with u ma'am ❤️
what an apt depiction
What a word of wisdom... MashaAllah
Eram you are superb and best spoker love to listen you hours n hours again n again 💖
Intelligent lady💕
Jazakallahu khair
Very impressive
MA Mind blowing....God bless u...
My mother damaged me and hated me because of bitterness and being left for cheating with a best friend of my dad...truth is the girl in me lived in a cage...I Am healing and it gets better everyday
mam I'm a huge fan of yours. I don't know when I started listening to you, but that is the best that has happened to me. you're MashaAllah so vivid about all you say. I have 2 daughters and I believe that each and every word you have said holds value. May Allah give us all courage to raise good children aameen.
BEAUTIFUL 😍
Love you Ma'am ❤
Just wow......madam......
Please tell Auntie about a separated, divorced family .
Ma'am agr ap sy koi question puchna ho tu kaha puch sakty han plz bata di jeay mujy os sawal ka answer chahiy har hal ma
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*Assalamo* *alikum* *Respected*
You are Every Is Ok , I like your gesture posture with full confidential stemina and authentic knowledge
But Sister *Most* *humble* *Request* *cover* *your* *beautiful* *Head* and Hair Because Hadija RA Do that same I mean Purdah.
Maa shaa Allah wonderful comment and advice, sada khosh raho beta Muhammad Atif aor muqaddar ky sikanddar banno
Yes ma'am you are saying everything right. But not telling your children to follow true teachings of Islam.. Wearing abaya, covering each part of your body. Because it is not an "option", it is the order of ALLAH. LETTING YOUR CHILDREN KNOW THAT ETC ETC FRIEND IS NOT WORTH ENOUGH INFRONT OF YOUR ALLAH'S SAYINGS, IS NEVER A LOSE. CHILDREN SEE AND LEARN FROM OUR OWN ACTIONS. 😇