Why the family is considered as the foundation of the Islamic society.

      

Why the family is considered as the foundation of the Islamic society.

  

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gregory

(i) The family is considered to be the ?rst school (Madrasa). This is based on the Islamic principle that states that the mother is a school.

(ii) The Islamic society is built on the basis of a legitimate marriage which provides a strong foundation where children are raised under the care, love and guidance of both parents.

(iii) The family provides a conducive environment where members relate in a compassionate and loving manner.

(iv) The family gives the child a sense of belonging and identity as a member of the Muslim Ummah e.g. through naming.

(v) It ensures proper socialization and moral training from the parents to their children.

(vi) By taking good care of their offspring, children will in turn honour their parents and will not be contemptous of them in their old age. (Q 17:23).

(vii) It is through the family that the seeds of good and responsible Muslims and citizens are nurtured.

(vm) Blood relations through marriage form the basis of social support system in Islam e.g. inheritance.

gregorymasila answered the question on February 28, 2018 at 13:02


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