Dinding Kasih

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  Like: The timing, the sharings by mummies and practical hands on.Love: because of the connection and comfort with the trainer. makes me Fall in love with the course.Thank you

  

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  To my beloved ex students. Enjoy reading the books and may you continue to ponder Allah's majestic sky and be the Khalifahtul fil ard!

  

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  I am going to be a sensai and fun scholar

  

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  Like: It's on a weekday! :)Love: How we can go deeper with every verse and investigate and integrate to children.

  

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  Like: going thru the inspired, integrate & impart with the other sisters. Learn so muchLove: The doodling session! So fun! ♡

  

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  Like: structure of lessonLove: the doodling according to sunnahLabs: keep it up!may Allah swt bless you for your efforts.

  

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  Like:- The atmosphere,- the welcomeLove:- The lessons & how approachable the instructors are

  

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  Like:- children are allowed to roam around freely- the Quran journal is very nice!- Hadeeth for kidsLove:- relate each surah with real life experience- giving examples for each of the 4I

  

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  Like:* 4I's* Technique taught.* Food* just niceLove:* Quran reflection* Journal exercize black & white* teaching technique & sharing by the both of you!

  

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  Like:FoodAmbienceLove:- verses- Explanation- doodling

  

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  In regards to Surah Al-Layl. I was amazed on how this simple activity gave children a deeper understanding of the surah. I also shared the same information with my kids – that when we read Al-Quran everyday, there will be an ‘invisible’ light that shines in our house throughout the night and we are in the protection of Allah سبحانه و تعالى.

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  1. I didn’t realise that there is so much that we can learn from just a single ayah of a surah through this method of (Quran) journaling. There is so much to reflect on and ponder about. It allows you to do in-depth learning. I have started on surah At-Takathur using mind mapping to illustrate my understanding of the surah. Hopefully i can cover the 3 levels of surface, salad and homogenous.2. I agree that as the children grow up, they will want more information, more depth and illustration. I realised that this is why my daughter doesn’t look forward to her weekend madrasah. All this while, she is bored while in class as she has already learnt it before, either through reading or from our discussions.

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  One non-living thing that reminds me of Allah is books. It is wonderful how words can bring us to another ‘world’ when we read them, how we are able to imagine, and especially how a child can relate content in the book to daily life. We can learn about a lot through a book. The first revelation is also an order to “read”. So it is wonderful how Allah created us able to think and seek knowledge through reading. Be a nation of thinkers and not just blind-followers.

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  My biggest takeaways were from the stories you shared about your mothering and interactions with your children with regards to their education. As mums, we plan, yet our kids lead us to the teachable moments. I hope that I will be able to be more observant, present and flexible to catch those moments of incidental learning and extend my kid’s interest.

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  I am drawn to the idea of having inquisitive board at home. I hope to have this in mine! I agree with Sis Z that taking note of questions posed by children do give them a sense of respect. It encourages a culture of thinking and asking in a family. Furthermore, it works as a push factor for parents to seek more knowledge as we find answers to the questions. All in all, the whole family grows!

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  When my children have fun, they retain the information so much faster like how Sis ZZ showed how she incorporated vocabulary games for Surah Ash-Shams.

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  I thoroughly enjoy hearing the different ways we can embed the Quran in our lives.

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