In the name of Allah, the most Merciful, the most Beneficent
Religious Education of the Younger Generation
Zakir
Vol IV No. 1, 1398
At present the problem of imparting religious education
to our children is exercising the minds of many parents
and guardians. Those who are con- concerned about the
weal, welfare and spiritual well-being of our budding youths
feel concerned that, in the absence of proper understanding
of the fundamental beliefs and cardinal principles of religion,
our children may become preys to the scepticism and disbelief
which is destroying the moral fabric of our society—society
which is euphemistically called "permissive society". This
concern is felt in all parts of the world where people hold fast
to their religious beliefs and cherish them as the storehouse
of best moral values. In particular, in countries of the West,
where our people are settled with their families, this concern
is more vocally, and at times vociferously, expressed; and
rightly so, because our children are amenable to extraneous
influences which keep on assailing and undermining their
religious beliefs, dogmas and susceptibilities.
http://www.al-islam.org/al-serat/education.htm
Religious Education of the Younger Generation
Zakir
Vol IV No. 1, 1398
At present the problem of imparting religious education
to our children is exercising the minds of many parents
and guardians. Those who are con- concerned about the
weal, welfare and spiritual well-being of our budding youths
feel concerned that, in the absence of proper understanding
of the fundamental beliefs and cardinal principles of religion,
our children may become preys to the scepticism and disbelief
which is destroying the moral fabric of our society—society
which is euphemistically called "permissive society". This
concern is felt in all parts of the world where people hold fast
to their religious beliefs and cherish them as the storehouse
of best moral values. In particular, in countries of the West,
where our people are settled with their families, this concern
is more vocally, and at times vociferously, expressed; and
rightly so, because our children are amenable to extraneous
influences which keep on assailing and undermining their
religious beliefs, dogmas and susceptibilities.
http://www.al-
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