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How does Wise Compass teach kids to fear wrongdoing without feeling hopeless? 

As parents, we want our children to have a healthy respect for the consequences of wrongdoing, but we never want them to feel that a mistake makes them a bad person or takes them away from Allah Almighty’s love. Balancing the fear of doing wrong with the hope of Allah Almighty’s mercy is a delicate task in Muslim parenting. Wise Compass addresses this by teaching that while our actions have weight, the door to repentance and improvement is always wide open. Our Islamic stories for kids emphasize that Allah Almighty is the Most Merciful and that He loves those who turn back to Him. 

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Through values-based reading, we show that ‘fear’ in a spiritual sense is more like a protective concern for our relationship with Allah Almighty. In stories like The Miracle of Rain, children learn about the vastness of Allah Almighty’s mercy in nature, which helps them feel hopeful even when they struggle. Our faith-friendly story platform provides a safe space for children to explore the concept of right and wrong without feeling overwhelmed. By learning from the compassionate guidance of holy Prophet Muhammad and the wisdom of the noble Quran, children see that a mistake is simply an opportunity for Islah, or repair. We want them to understand that doing something wrong should lead to a desire to do better, not to a state of hopelessness. Wise Compass helps children build a heart that is both conscious of its choices and deeply rooted in the hope of Divine forgiveness, fostering a balanced and resilient faith. 

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