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**Aeaefee** · 02-02-2012, 08:35 PM

asalaamu alaykum

i dont know why desi parents rely on the madrassahs and schools to do the tarbiyyah of their children...they are there to educate them...the parents are there for tarbiyyah...they put them in the care of others and then complain about them turning out bad :s

the madrassah teachers teach them right from wrong...apart from this what more are they supposed to do?

Indeed! Tarbiyyah is in the home. You cannot send your children to even a madrassah and expect them to come out perfect Muslims. What's stranger still is parents thinking weekend school will do it. Sure, okay, for three hours out of 168, a weekend school will make your children good Muslims. Who's kidding who?

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Aeaefee Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 447 Senior Member	asalaamu alaykum i dont know why desi parents rely on the madrassahs and schools to do the tarbiyyah of their children...they are there to educate them...the parents are there for tarbiyyah...they put them in the care of others and then complain about them turning out bad :s the madrassah teachers teach them right from wrong...apart from this what more are they supposed to do? Indeed! Tarbiyyah is in the home. You cannot send your children to even a madrassah and expect them to come out perfect Muslims. What's stranger still is parents thinking weekend school will do it. Sure, okay, for three hours out of 168, a weekend school will make your children good Muslims. Who's kidding who?
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