The Islamic Parenting Study at iWise is designed as a comprehensive guide for parents and prospective parents in raising a generation of Muslims with character, noble morals, and competitiveness in the modern era. This program integrates Islamic values with the real challenges of parenting, from spiritual and emotional aspects to educational and family management. With a scientific, reflective, and applied approach, participants will discover how Islamic teachings provide relevant and timeless principles for raising children amidst social, cultural, and technological changes.
Upon completing the study program, you are expected to be able to:
This topic encourages participants to understand childcare as an act of worship and a significant responsibility in Islam. Participants will explore how the Qur'an and Sunnah provide fundamental guidance on the purpose of child education and the role of parents as murabbi (primary educators).
In this section, participants learn about the stages of child development from childhood to adolescence. The material covers children's spiritual, emotional, and social needs, as well as how Islam provides a framework for adapting parenting styles to each stage of development.
This material focuses on strategies for instilling faith, worship, and morals in children's daily lives. Participants are encouraged to explore how to build enjoyable and meaningful Islamic routines, so that religious values are naturally instilled from an early age.
This topic emphasizes the importance of building emotional closeness with children through healthy, empathetic, and compassionate communication. Participants will learn the principles of Islamic dialogue that encourage children to grow in self-confidence, openness, and strong character.
In this topic, participants will be invited to examine the challenges arising from developments in technology, social media, and digital culture. The material will outline how Islamic principles can serve as a guide for guiding children in using technology wisely without losing their identity.
This topic explores how families collectively create a healthy, Islamic environment that supports child development. Participants will understand the importance of collaboration between fathers, mothers, and other family members in building a harmonious home ecosystem.
The Islamic Parenting Program is a learning session designed to help parents understand and apply Islamic values in raising their children. The program aims to build harmonious families and guide children into a generation of noble character by integrating the teachings of the Quran and Hadith into daily parenting.
This program is open to all parents, prospective parents, educators, or anyone who wants to understand the concept of family, the role of parents, and child education in Islam, as well as Islamic parenting styles. There are no age or status restrictions, as every family has the opportunity to learn and grow together in raising their children.
This program isn't just for new parents. Whether you're just starting out on your parenting journey or are already experienced, the program is designed to provide relevant and helpful insights tailored to your child's age. Every parent can learn how to navigate the different challenges of parenting.
The material presented covers various aspects of Islamic parenting, such as shaping children's character based on Islamic values, effective communication within the family, moral education, emotional management, and tips for facing modern challenges in raising children. All materials are designed to help parents be good role models and create a family environment that supports their children's spiritual and emotional growth.
You can ask about the programs offered by iWise Education, and register through the following contacts: E-Mail: admin@iwise.id or via WhatsApp (+62) 811-9320-140.
You can join the study community for parents, to continue learning and discussing (sharing).
The current generation of Muslims needs a balanced provision, to optimize their potential in accordance with the purpose of human creation.
