Support for parents in building confidence in working with involved agencies such as social care, peri-natal teams and substance misuse agencies. Prayer has a separate chapter of its own, covering topics such as ablution, menstruation, istikharah, women visiting masjid, the call to prayer, and prayers on special occasions. Weekly, ‘Stay and Play’, sessions at the Family Centres which will support baby’s development, build parents confidence and understanding of their baby’s needs.

By sharing her own issues, grief, high school problems, moving to different country, marriage, motherhood, work and how to balance with those responsibilities; in short she points out women's common concerns while they take big little steps in their day to day life to find a balanced life style and glowing heart in islam. Infant and toddler groups and play sessions to help mums and dads become confident about offering their baby what they need to develop and meet their milestones.This book consists of five chapters which cover author's reflection on main pillar of Islam. How to boost up your energitic postive vibes in life with spiritual practice. My most favourite chapters are womenkind and togetherness.🥰🥰 I had concerns with certain concepts and issues related to the religious aspect in the book, which I have written about in my blog https://ummafrazblog.wordpress.com

There are a few things I do slightly disagree with (I am not the biggest fan of PETA but see why she used them as a source). But other than that, her view and information was so refreshing to hear. To hear her personal experience really made me feel less alone in my journey and that I am not the only one who is facing hardships.This is a book full of heart. New Muslims and those who are newly committed to their religion will find much useful information conveyed with common sense and compassion. — Dr. Ingrid Mattson, London and Windsor Community Chair in Islamic Studies at Huron UniversityCollege (Canada)

Finding peace will bring solace to your heart. Every person comes with their own nature – change your bad habits but keep the good ones! You will stay ‘you’; you will simply benefit from the process as you make positive changes to your way of thinking. Think of it like adding more sprinkles to the top of the cupcake!” Author is a french woman at her 30s. She converted to Islam in 2002. She took almost nine years to finish this book. In the introduction part she beautifully shared her early life before Islam, when and how she converted to Islam and why she has written this book. In this portion author mentioned reason of writing this book is to communicate with like minded women. And which is absolutely true! While reading this book I feel a connection with her words.

Womankind takes the reader from the creation of woman, to the stories of impactful women of Islam, to woman’s rights, and to the role of women in Muslim society. This chapter also has stories of modern-day Muslim women from across the globe – all having Islam as the binding factor.

We give children an exciting start to their education by basing our activities around their likes and interests. Our team are completely dedicated to giving children super exciting experiences every day – turning them into happy, confident little learners! This is a book full of heart. New Muslims and those who are newly committed to their religion will find much useful information conveyed with common sense and compassion. ― Dr. Ingrid Mattson, London and Windsor Community Chair in Islamic Studies at Huron University College (Canada) This book is not about me: I’ve written it for you and to form a community of like-minded women. My story is merely one of many. So be your own soul teacher – feel free to mark your personal comments and questions in the margins and to seek answers on your own. Support when baby is born with routines, managing parenting worries and ongoing support to build upon parenting skills needed as baby develops. We believe that breastfeeding is the ideal nutritional start for babies and we fully support the World Health Organization’s recommendation of exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months of life followed by the introduction of adequate nutritious complementary foods along with continued breastfeeding up to two years of age.So in a nutshell, this amazing, customized😋,faminine, self help book is for women and full of references from Quran and hadith with speculative practical advice. This book, I would say 'a must read for all women in faith'. Also this is not a one time reading book rather you should keep it in your bookshelf type of book. 🤗 The author shows the reader the beauty of Islam, its origin, its practicality in our lives, and its impact in a Muslim’s life. Its first sentence sets the tone for what’s to come: “I hope there will be croissants in paradise”. It might be an unlikely opener for Islamic literature, but, throughout, Loujayne uses simple, everyday language, while retaining an educated, informative tone. For example, when describing the obligatory prayers, she writes: “He has prescribed for us set meeting hours to talk to him, confide in him, and it’s up to us whether we RSVP or not. This rendezvous strengthens our relationship with God, deepens our spirituality and holds many rewards.”