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Children are in Fittra. They have a better, they're closer to Jenda than you bro.

Like Allah's don't eat those cookies Allah be very angry. No he won't. I think you should teach sugar in Islam early but what you teach them in Islam is sensitive.

And I've talked about this on different occasions.

I'll briefly mention this to you, my own view.

You're free to disagree with me. The stories of the prophets, most of them, like the story of Muh

Ali Saddam or the story of, you know,'i-sala'i-sla'i or the story of Saadih and Sua'ib Adeh'a'a-eh'a-e'a-e'a-e'a-e'a-e'a-e'a-e'a-e'a-a-a-a-a of those stories are not child-friendly.

And the reason they're not child-friendly is because we have to understand a

teacher teaches based on the student.

Allah revealed these stories in the Makk and Quran because the people of Makkah were

acting like the people of Nove and the people of Salihic and the people of Shahev and the people of Nooth and the people of Salih and the people of Shaib and the people of Lut.

So Allah warned them about their behavior and let them know I have seen this behavior before in these people.

And you are acting like them, so you might end up like them.

So those were the worst enemies of the Prophet that were being compared to previous worst enemies

of prophets.

And what happened with them?

Our children are now being given these stories

that are actually originally meant

in that first context. Do you understand? So kids need

something else. Kids need a message of how much Allah loves them because he does.

Kids needs a message of the story of Adam, Adem, Ade-Salam, that's really important.

That's probably the most important.

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