"Parenting" is as old as human beings have been living on earth. Therefore the accumulated experience of parenting should be at its highest point at this time. However it is not. Its possible that we have reached the lowest ebb when it comes to parenting and raising confident, bright and responsible children. How is it that when it comes to science and technology we human beings have advanced greatly building on the learning and experience of past generations, but when it comes to something so fundamental as parenting we have fallen far behind.
What are we missing and where have we gone wrong? It appears that we have forgotten some "ancient secret wisdom" holding the keys and the fundamental principles of raising confident, bright and responsible children. Thankfully these "secrets" can still be found. They are preserved in the sacred scriptures and traditions. However it does take a scholar and thinker to find, synthesize and present them to us in a way that we can apply them to our time and place. The seminar coming up this Saturday will reveal these "ancient secrets" so that we can get back on track. You will also have the opportunity to hear what a modern psychiatrist thinks of these "ancient secrets". This is an unmissable seminar for parents, teachers and anyone involved in the welfare of children.
Places are limited. Book your place now for either attendance in London or Online Worldwide.
Cambridge Islamic Sciences Seminars London Presents
Raising A Muslim Child in The 21st Century
Preparing The Leaders of Tomorrow
By Shaykh Dr Mohammad Akram Nadwi (Oxford)
Special Guest: Dr Muhammad Zeyn Green-Thompson
(Consultant Psychiatrist, Cambridge)
Date: Saturday 12th October 2013
Time: 9.45AM - 6.00PM
Venue: Queen Mary, University of London - Mile End Road, London, E1 4NS
Online: Worldwide Live & Recorded Access
Parking: Free whole-day parking available
This seminar explores the issues surrounding raising confident, bright and responsible Muslim children in these challenging times and turbulent environment. Priceless lessons will be drawn from the examples of many of the prophets including Ibrahim (AS) and the seal of the prophets Muhammad (PBUH), his family, his companions and the greatest of scholars and leaders to follow in his footsteps. It also features the experience and the deep insight of Shaykh Dr Mohammed Akram Nadwi in raising a Muslim child particularly in the West in this highly informative yet very practical seminar. This is an essential seminar for parents, teachers and anyone involved in the welfare of children. It covers child development & upbringing from an Islamic perspective for people living in the West in a way that has never been covered before. Limited places available, please book as soon as possible.
Features:
Registration: http://courses.meoc.org.uk/
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What are we missing and where have we gone wrong? It appears that we have forgotten some "ancient secret wisdom" holding the keys and the fundamental principles of raising confident, bright and responsible children. Thankfully these "secrets" can still be found. They are preserved in the sacred scriptures and traditions. However it does take a scholar and thinker to find, synthesize and present them to us in a way that we can apply them to our time and place. The seminar coming up this Saturday will reveal these "ancient secrets" so that we can get back on track. You will also have the opportunity to hear what a modern psychiatrist thinks of these "ancient secrets". This is an unmissable seminar for parents, teachers and anyone involved in the welfare of children.
Places are limited. Book your place now for either attendance in London or Online Worldwide.
Cambridge Islamic Sciences Seminars London Presents
Raising A Muslim Child in The 21st Century
Preparing The Leaders of Tomorrow
By Shaykh Dr Mohammad Akram Nadwi (Oxford)
Special Guest: Dr Muhammad Zeyn Green-Thompson
(Consultant Psychiatrist, Cambridge)
Date: Saturday 12th October 2013
Time: 9.45AM - 6.00PM
Venue: Queen Mary, University of London - Mile End Road, London, E1 4NS
Online: Worldwide Live & Recorded Access
Parking: Free whole-day parking available
This seminar explores the issues surrounding raising confident, bright and responsible Muslim children in these challenging times and turbulent environment. Priceless lessons will be drawn from the examples of many of the prophets including Ibrahim (AS) and the seal of the prophets Muhammad (PBUH), his family, his companions and the greatest of scholars and leaders to follow in his footsteps. It also features the experience and the deep insight of Shaykh Dr Mohammed Akram Nadwi in raising a Muslim child particularly in the West in this highly informative yet very practical seminar. This is an essential seminar for parents, teachers and anyone involved in the welfare of children. It covers child development & upbringing from an Islamic perspective for people living in the West in a way that has never been covered before. Limited places available, please book as soon as possible.
Features:
- Crèche facilities (with play and activities) throughout the seminar at subsidised rates
- Free refreshment provided throughout the day and lunch sold onsite
- Interactive question and answer sessions
- Good location with public transport access and free whole day parking
Registration: http://courses.meoc.org.uk/
Previous Posts
Throw Away Your Parenting Books!
Raising A Muslim Child: Mobile Phones, Computers, Internet and TV
Don't Take Away The Children's Right To Go Wrong
Raising Children Seminar - Special Guest - Cambridge Psychiatrist
How To Nourish The Mind, Body & Spirit (Heart) of A Child?
How To Raise A MUSLIM CHILD in The 21st Century?
Experts Warn: Childhood being eroded by modern life
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