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Is it was in a minute. You're not. This is a lot of what is a la al-Lah al-A-I-I-Ihizbaima in the Gulf tour who said

when do I teach my children Arabic, my boy is two and a half years old,

when do I begin to teach him Arabic grammar and Quran and to do you read the memorization because I want him to be

raised with the Quran. What a beautiful concern you have with your child that

you want him to learn the Quran, but he's three years old.

Chill out lady.

We want them to have every, what were you doing

when you were three years old?

You don't remember.

You don't remember.

You don't even remember like, you should put your shoes on the wrong way.

The kids are on the Fittra, they are beautiful. Let them be. Teach them, yes, teach them lovingly.

Some kids have more aptitude.

They want to learn quickly.

They want to learn quickly.

And you give them that opportunity.

Some kids want to play more.

Let them play more.

Let them take their time.

Parents have to learn to be flexible with their

children and not impose the same standards and not make one kid compared to the other

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