A mom goes through challenging moments, sleepless nights, and back breaking routine...
For who?
Her children because she just want her child to be the best of both worlds, grow into a resilient Muslim, and be a source of Sadaqa Jariyah.
That's why He values like no other.
He comforts and instructs them to have faith in Him.
If we look through the Quran, Allah talks in a motivational and comforting tone when dealing with mothers.
Whether it's the mother of Maryam (AS) and her desire to supplicate her child in the service of Allah...
...or when she was blessed with the news of being granted a son as a prophet...
...or when Allah comforted the distressed mother of Musa (AS) by ensuring he was fed by her, even when he was raised in the house of an enemy.
Islam also encourages balance and moderation in every aspect of life.
We label mothers as selfish who just wants to have a little peace of mind.
But in reality, those who prioritize self-care are in the best shape to nurture the best version of their children.
And that's why we're calling all mothers to Taimiyyah Zubair's FREE webinar on Motherhood in The Sight of Allah - How The Quran Speaks To Moms where she’ll unveil:
💎 The circumstances during the time Maryam (AS) was conceived
💎 How Allah protected and guided Maryam (AS) under His divine care
💎 How Mariam (AS) was able to supplicate in the service of Allah from an early age
💎 Why taking care of one's own mental and physical health doesn’t mean selfish parenting; and
💎 How can a mother use the Quran to instill the love of God in her children at any stage of life
