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In today’s world, parents are surrounded by advice, yet few conversations cut to the heart of the matter: how do we raise children with values that endure?Parenting Through the Lens of Faith is both a guide and a reflection, weaving together cultural insight, psychological research, and personal honesty. Rather than offering quick fixes or rigid rules, the book invites readers to explore how faith, whether rooted in religion, tradition, or cultural identity shapes the way we nurture, discipline, and connect with our children.From the role of fathers and mothers, to the powerful forces of honor and shame, to the challenges of social media and interfaith households, Abdulqader Almenhali unpacks timeless questions within a modern context. He highlights the ways Eastern and Western parenting models overlap and diverge, showing how parents across cultures face similar struggles while drawing from different strengths.The message is clear: children raised with emotional intelligence, consistent values, and open communication are more likely to grow into empathetic, resilient adults. Yet many parents today feel torn between preserving tradition and embracing change. This book bridges that divide with empathy, clarity, and hope.Whether you are a parent, educator, or simply reflecting on your own upbringing, this book offers guidance without preaching and questions without judgment.This isn’t about perfection. It’s about parenting with purpose.