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The verse: إياك نعبد وإياك نستعين

(You alone we worship and You alone we ask for help)

This verse is a reminder that Allah is only we worship, and He is the One we should turn to in times of need.

Teach children while it's important to seek advice and help from family and around us, we should always remember that Allah is our ultimate source of support.

Even when others can offer comfort and solutions, only Allah has the power to provide what is truly best for us.

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Second Lesson: Ask Allah for Protection from Wrong Choices 

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Second Lesson: Ask Allah for Protection from Wrong Choices 

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In Surah Al-Fatihah, we recite:

غير المغضوب عليهم ولا الضالين

(Not of those who is evoked Your anger or of those who are astray)

This verse teaches us to ask Allah to guide us away from paths that lead to bad choices or actions. Just like we rely on a map to avoid getting lost, we rely on Allah to guide us what's right.

We should teach our kids to regularly pray for Allah's guidance to stay on the right path, asking Him to keep us safe from mistakes or wrong decisions.

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Third Lesson: We Should Always Try to Please Allah

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Third Lesson: We Should Always Try to Please Allah

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The verse:

ملك يوم الدين

(The Master of the Judgement)

His verse teaches us that one day, we will return to Allah, and He will judge how we live our lives.

It's α gentle reminder that what matters most is doing good deeds and following Allah's guidance.

We should use this verse to remind our children to try to make good choices every day, like helping others, being truthful, and staying away from bad behavior, because Allah sees all that we do and rewards those who do good.