The Tarbiyah Project

Most Muslim fathers were prepared to provide. But were they prepared to lead emotionally? Many men grew up with the same message: Don’t cry. Don’t struggle. Don’t talk about feelings. Just provide. Just be strong But what happens when that same version of “strength” leaves a father emotionally numb, disconnected from his wife, unsure how to support his children, and distant even in his relationshi...

Through Quranic reflection, prophetic examples, and real-life parenting moments, this episode unpacks why emotions are not a distraction from tarbiyah — they are central to it. From the ayah “Indeed, in the remembrance of Allah do hearts find rest” (13:28) to the Prophet ﷺ comforting a child grieving a pet bird, this conversation reframes emotional regulation as a deeply Islamic responsibility — n...

What do you do when your gut tells you something is different about your child — but everyone else says, “It’s just a phase”? In this episode of the Tarbiyah Project Podcast, we go beyond the label to explore early signs of autism and ADHD, the power of early intervention, and why compassionate advocacy matters for every child. Together, we unpack common myths, the role of professional diagnosis,...

What comes first—marriage or parenting? In this powerful sit-down, Imam Mohamed Al Gebaly (Al-Azhar graduate, American Muslim Jurists Association (AMJA) Fatwa Hotline member, Director—Islamic Tribunal of Dallas) lays out foundational pillars for a thriving Muslim home—and shows how strong spouses raise strong children. What you’ll learn Marriage → Parenting: why marital stability is the soil that...

In this insightful episode of the Tarbiyah Project podcast, we delve into the art of intentional parenting. In this multi-part podcast, you will discover how to nurture your child's faith, character, and connection to Allah through purposeful actions and mindful guidance. If you take away just 3 things from this episode: 1. Parenting is always a choice—intentional or unintentional. Even when we “j...

In this insightful episode of the Tarbiyah Project podcast, we delve into the art of intentional parenting. In this multi-part podcast, you will discover how to nurture your child's faith, character, and connection to Allah through purposeful actions and mindful guidance. If you take away only 3 things from this podcast: 1. Time won’t wait — be present now. Milestones like dropping a child off at...

In this uplifting and empowering episode of The Tarbiyah Project Podcast, host Sara Qureshi sits down with productivity coach Taskeen Jamal to explore how mothers can nurture their homes and children while maintaining their own well-being, focus, and faith. What to Expect: - Practical and faith-centered time management strategies tailored for busy moms - Ways to balance spiritual nourishment, hous...

Sometimes, the weight of life makes gratitude feel challenging—like an unreachable horizon. In this episode of The Tarbiyah Project Podcast, Sana Tanveer and Sara Qureshi share heartfelt reflections and spiritual insights on navigating moments when gratitude feels distant. They explore how to reconnect with Allah (swt) through emotional honesty, self-compassion, and purposeful reflection—even when...

In this insightful episode of the Tarbiyah Project podcast, we delve into the art of intentional parenting. In this multi-part podcast, you will discover how to nurture your child's faith, character, and connection to Allah through purposeful actions and mindful guidance. Key Takeaways: - Practical strategies for integrating Islamic values into daily parenting. - Understanding the significance of...

The Tarbiyah Project is your go-to podcast for nurturing hearts, homes, and habits rooted in Islamic values. Join us as we explore the journey of tarbiyah — the intentional cultivation of the self, our children, and our communities — through conversations on parenting, personal growth, faith, health, and purpose. Designed especially for Muslim parents and families navigating modern life with a lov...

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