Fatima Ansari is an Islamic educator and writer with over a decade of experience teaching Quran and Islamic studies to children and families in Western Muslim communities. Growing up in North America, she saw firsthand the challenges Muslim families face in balancing faith with modern life, which inspired her to share practical guidance rooted in the Quran and Sunnah. Her mission with E-Quran Learning is to make Islamic education accessible, relatable, and inspiring for Muslim families across the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.
A few years ago, I attended a cultural exchange event in Melbourne and engaged in a memorable conversation with a gentleman from a diverse background about Islamic values. This encounter highlighted the importance of respectful dialogue, where one listens more than speaks and seeks understanding rather than making assumptions. Such dialogue is crucial when discussing…
A reader from Melbourne recently shared her family’s wonderful “Values Night” tradition with me, and it brought a huge smile to my face. It reminded me so much of my own childhood here in Canada. Every Friday, my grandmother would gather us kids, not for a formal lesson, but to tell us a story about…
Growing up in the multicultural tapestry of Canada, many of my best friends came from different backgrounds. I have such fond memories of sharing our cultures and beliefs over lunch, learning how beautifully Islamic and Western values can enrich one another. I see this same vibrant energy in Australia, which has its own unique and…
I was recently chatting with a dear friend of mine who grew up in Australia, and she was describing how her family would gather around the dinner table for lively discussions. It was a beautiful reminder of how these family moments, no matter where we are in the world, unknowingly reflect Islamic values and shape…
Growing up, themed weekends were the highlight of my week, and planning kids’ Islamic weekends can recreate that sense of joy and learning. These weekends offer a delightful blend of storytelling about prophets, art and craft inspired by Islamic history, and a nurturing environment where children connect to their faith while having fun. In multicultural…
Hey there, lovely readers! Let me tell you, one of my favorite memories from growing up in Canada was gathering around the kitchen table with my family for some weekend crafting. There’s something special about creating something beautiful with your own hands, especially when it’s infused with cultural significance. Islamic crafts are not only a…
Hey there, fellow parents! As a mom living in Canada, I’ve found that weekends with my kiddos are such a precious time. I remember one snowy Saturday when we decided to build a snow mosque in our backyard. It turned into an afternoon of laughter, teamwork, and a bit of a chilly lesson on Islamic…
Structured weekends can have a remarkable impact on child development. When weekends are thoughtfully planned, kids benefit from a balance of rest, learning, and play. These routines provide stability, which is essential for young minds. For example, a predictable Saturday morning activity like a family walk or a trip to the local farmers’ market can…
Hey there, fellow parents in Canada! Isn’t it just the best when the weekend finally rolls around? I remember when my kids were little, and we’d spend Saturday mornings trying to find the perfect balance between fun and educational activities. One weekend, we stumbled upon a community event at a local mosque, and it was…
Growing up in Toronto, weekends at my house were a delightful blend of fun and learning as my parents skillfully wove Islamic teachings into our routines without making them feel like chores. Now, as a parent, I appreciate the value of an Islamic Weekend Routine for Kids, which fosters a strong foundation of faith and…
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