* I just want to say I’m not talking about all Muslim parents, just some. * What role are Muslim parents suppose to play in their kid’s life? If Muslim parents don't teach their kids the correct Islam, and encourage them when they’re young to live according to Islam all the way, what fault do the kids have when they make a mistake in the future years? It's hard on teens (especially in the U.S and other non-Islamic countries) to live the correct Islamic way these days because the parent’s don’t teach or encourage the kids the correct way at a young age. I think some U.S Muslim teens see the American lifestyle and follow that instead of the parents making sure that they know everything (how and why) pleasurable and punishable in Islam from a young age. Also I think that parents should almost push (in a nice way) the religion on the kids at a young age, so that when they’re going through that confused state (hormonal, emotional etc.) they won’t be mislead. That way when they mature they will appreciate the religion and be with grave sin (like not praying, zina, drinking, and drugs etc.). Parents want to give their kids leeway, which is fine to a certain extent. Don’t you see Muslim kids acting like non-Muslims? The parents almost allow their kids to adapt to non-Islamic life styles. What does the Quran say about parents like this, and parent(s) who leave their kids? Not all Muslim teens that are around non-Muslims find themselves before sin. Do you think it’s the kid’s fault when they turn out bad? What do you think? (I know that some kids even with encouragement or force still turn out bad).
2007-10-21
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