Learning to express an opinion with clarity and respect is a vital part of developing an articulate voice and social-emotional intelligence. Many children have strong reactions to a story but might lack the vocabulary or the framework to share them thoughtfully. Wise Compass helps children express their opinions respectfully by providing guided prompts and Realisation Questions that model high-quality communication. Our scholar-authored stories provide a safe and faith-friendly environment where every child’s perspective is valued. When you use our parent prompts after ‘Like Mother, Like Daughter’, you are creating a space where your child can share their thoughts on Salah and closeness in a way that is respectful and reflective. This process helps them build the confidence they need to participate in school and family discussions.  

This focus on respectful expression is essential for character development and identity strengthening in Muslim parenting. By encouraging children to justify their opinions with reasons from the plot or visuals, we are helping them build their media wisdom and critical thinking skills. In stories like ‘The Boy Who Silenced a King’, they learn from characters who speak with calm authority and Sidq. This serves as a model for their own communication, ensuring they are school-ready and socially capable. Wise Compass provides a stable and calm platform where children can practice their speech patterns without fear of judgment. As they become more comfortable sharing their reflections, their ability to listen and respond thoughtfully to others also grows. Every story is an opportunity to practice empathy and connection, helping children find their own voice while staying rooted in the beautiful teachings of our faith. We turn the end of every book into a powerful moment of dialogue, ensuring that children grow into confident and respectful individuals who can represent their values with pride and clarity every day.