An educational book by Dr. Abdullah Muhammad Abdul-Mut’i that contains guidelines to help parents and educators build a responsible child in light of an integrated educational environment.
The book, in an easy style, presents many Quranic verses, hadiths, stories of the companions and great people in history. It also includes the experiences of parents, all of which prove that building a human being is an easy and facilitated process, but it requires preparation from the parents and that they carry a specific goal, which is: Who is the man we want?
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How to make a big man out of your little child?
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A book that explains how to raise a child to become a mature and responsible person by developing values and morals.
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