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**qCGfQR9T** · 02-28-2012, 09:01 PM

A child is a child. It is not wise to talk about his or her rights and duties. If a child is told about his or her rights he or she has no idea about its meaning and implications and ways to get them. If a child is told about his or her duties he or she has no idea about its meaning and implications and shall not recognize the import that these have to be delivered.

On the other hand it makes perfect sense to talk about duties of parents, family members and society in general about their duties towards children.

I hope we adopt Islamic ways to this and every issue of our life. May Allah(SWT) make it easy for us to do that. In particular I find those events in the west very disturbing where a boy gets his father picked by the police because latter reprimanded the former.

02-28-2012, 09:01 PM	#32
qCGfQR9T Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 346 Senior Member	A child is a child. It is not wise to talk about his or her rights and duties. If a child is told about his or her rights he or she has no idea about its meaning and implications and ways to get them. If a child is told about his or her duties he or she has no idea about its meaning and implications and shall not recognize the import that these have to be delivered. On the other hand it makes perfect sense to talk about duties of parents, family members and society in general about their duties towards children. I hope we adopt Islamic ways to this and every issue of our life. May Allah(SWT) make it easy for us to do that. In particular I find those events in the west very disturbing where a boy gets his father picked by the police because latter reprimanded the former.
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