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So the way you demonstrate a chak, kindness, softness and speech,

patience, now raising your voice, controlling your temper.

They will learn that without you giving them a dars on it.

Yes, of course.

Welcome to Allah, Berkawakshah, a lot ofthal.

I've just married for three years.

Mashallah.

I've known Islam for all of my life, but these two years's been really focused on Islam so so many

turning back point in my life but currently I have a three years old two years old

baby and I want you to know how we give the lesson for Akhida and

I thought for our three years old.

I think kids are at younger ages, they are more prone to practice than theory.

So the way you demonstrate a-hle-ah-hlech, kindness, softness and speech, patience, now raising your voice,

controlling your temper. They will learn that without you giving them a d'arce on it. You

understand? And then once you do give a d'a'a'a'rs on it, they've already seen it

in practice so much that it's actually a living lesson, right? So, Akhlaq in theory are easy to teach,

but Akhlaq in practice or something else, yeah?

So I think what our kids need is Akhlaq in practice.

And they copy, right?

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