Teens & Young Adults
Real situations with teenagers and young adults (13 to 20) growing up in the UK, the USA and Australia: prayer, phones, relationships, school, doubts and house rules, answered with Islamic guidance and clear, practical steps.
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All Teens & Young Adults questions
- How do I encourage my teenager to keep reading the Quran?
- How do I talk to my child about puberty in an Islamic way?
- I found out my teenager has a boyfriend or girlfriend. How do I handle it Islamically and practically?
- My 14-year-old wants to learn Arabic from zero. What is the best approach?
- My 15-year-old has stopped praying. What actually works?
- My 15-year-old wants to understand the Quran in Arabic without a translation. Where do they start?
- My 16-year-old hasn’t opened the Quran in months. How do I bring them back without pushing them away?
- My 16-year-old started a part-time job and stopped their Quran completely. What can we do?
- My 16-year-old wants to go to prom and parties. How do I handle it?
- My 16-year-old wants to stop Quran lessons. Should I let them?
- My 17-year-old is embarrassed that their Quran reading is weak. How can they improve privately?
- My 18 or 19-year-old wants a secret nikah without telling the family. What should I do?
- My 18-year-old is leaving home for university. How do I help them keep their faith?
- My 19-year-old wants to get married. Should we say yes?
- My 20-year-old wants to start memorising the Quran. Is it too late?
- My child is starting secondary school. How do we keep the Quran going through Year 7?
- My older teenager is in a relationship with a non-Muslim and talks about marriage. What do I do?
- My teenage daughter has stopped wearing her hijab. How should I respond?
- My teenage daughter wants to go to the gym. How can she do it in an Islamic way?
- My teenage daughter wants to start wearing hijab, but I worry she’ll face discrimination. What should I do?
- My teenage daughter wants to wear makeup to school and when going out. What should I say?
- My teenage son misses Jumu’ah prayer because of school or college. What can we do?
- My teenager doesn’t want to go to the masjid anymore. What can I do?
- My teenager got a supermarket or restaurant job that involves alcohol. Is that OK?
- My teenager hides that they’re Muslim at school or work, and even uses a different name. What should I do?
- My teenager never wakes up for Fajr. What actually works?
- My teenager refuses to come to family gatherings, Eid visits and weddings. Should I force them?
- My teenager refuses to speak Arabic at home. Should I force it?
- My teenager says Islam is unfair to women. How should I respond?
- My teenager says they don’t believe in Islam anymore. What do I do?
- My teenager wants to become vegetarian or vegan. Is that OK in Islam?
- My teenager wants to go on a school residential or trip abroad. How do we handle prayer, food and mixing?
- My teenager wants to take GCSE or A level Arabic. How do we prepare?
- Should my teenager have a bank account, and how do I teach them to manage money Islamically?
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