about the relationship between children and parents

Sometimes, parents are important in the family. First, they are role models, setting a good example in how we speak, behave, think, and strive. Second,

Parents, as God-given guardians of their children, have the responsibility to care for them, educate them, and guarantee their rights as children. Third, the family is the smallest organization in a person's life and plays a vital role in the development of habits, education, and character.

Parents are role models for their children in terms of how to speak, behave, think, and strive for good behavior within the family and in their daily habits.

Parents are the first and foremost school for our children. The family is a fundamental pillar in the formation of a child's personality. The habits a child observes and experiences from their parents are imprinted directly or indirectly on their mind, and they are very likely to follow or imitate them.

Therefore, we must remember the role that Allah (SWT) has entrusted to children. First and foremost, it is obligatory to instill the values of monotheism and other religious values in children from an early age and continuously.

This can be implemented for Muslim families through the habit of praying the five daily prayers on time, praying in congregation with the family, studying the Quran, studying religious subjects, etc.

Second, instill and cultivate good moral values: how a family can interact with courtesy and mutual respect, without rudeness or violence, with help and cooperation between spouses (father and mother), children, and other members. This includes showing good moral values toward neighbors, relatives, and the environment.

Third, acquire the knowledge necessary to prepare for life and the future, both in this world and the next. Through formal education, your parents have taught you many lessons since childhood that will help you become better people.