🕌 Worship in the home · #70

How do we make the time between Maghrib and Isyak family time?

Seize the short time between Maghrib and Isyak as a special family moment every day. Start with Maghrib prayer in congregation, then a short Qur'an recitation taken in turns. After that, chat or tell a story with a lesson while waiting for Isyak, and you can carry on with dinner together. Turn off the television and put phones away so that your attention truly goes to the family. It need not be long; what matters is that it is regular and enjoyable. Over time the children will look forward to this as the calmest moment of their day. See educating the family.

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