The fundamental principles of child upbringing in islam: a historical perspective
Abstract
This article examines the fundamental principles of child upbringing in Islam from a historical perspective. The study analyzes the teachings of the Qur'an and Hadith, explores the views of medieval Islamic scholars, and evaluates the role of Islamic civilization in shaping parenting practices. It also discusses their application in modern parenting practices.
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Islam, child upbringing, historyHow to Cite
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