Punishment for not praying

lets talk about the the 'Punishing your children for not praying' later..... now,, are you aware of the Punishment for "GIRL KIDNAPPING"??? LOL

~noms~

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"Before God we are all equally wise ' and equally foolish" - Albert Einstein

That's right send the whole family to meet the maker and he can then sort out the good from the bad. We humans make too many judgements on our own about other humans and who is the infidel, its time we killed a few more people and let God decide.

Prayer should make you humble and pious if it does not then you are merely just performing a physical exercise.

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HE WHO DARES WINS

exiledsaint said "I'll tell you killing is too good for them. I blame the parents its their fault and they should be killed too."

And send the whole happy family to go meet the Maker?

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The Cookie Monster said it.

first you should position yourself either you are muslim or chrisitian then your child will take the true fiath strongly

first you should position yourself either you are muslim or chrisitian then your child will take the true fiath strongly

in extreme case, for not praying.

but, that wud be my last choice.

i will try to convince him by dialogue first.

is must to teach our next generation the importance of our own religion and its fundamentals, religious rituals. Fine tuning is better than hard push.

Parents should take more responsibility and lead a role model to their children; convey the message of Islam and discuss all religions with them to improve their understanding and accept their doubts and clarify their concerns. Treat them as good student and friend then bullying.

I'll tell you killing is too good for them. I blame the parents its their fault and they should be killed too.

you do the crime, you do the time. the same premise should hold true for religion.

a coat hanger or big wooden spoon should set your kids straight.

Thats too much ES.

I think children should be beaten if they do not pray and if they do not learn they should be killed so they can meet God and he can judge them for their lack of praying

u can give punish like jail for 3months on artical no.309

ha......ha............ try to make understand them, if they wont listn to u thn u can kick them as u lik......... ofcource they r ur children

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hmmm...i see...PAKI from "pakitan"?

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Send them to a good religious school to start with. Not the madrassas in pakistan.

To groom a child parent’s utmost responsibility according to their own life style and belief. We teach our children how to interact with friends, school & society and we’re responsible to educate them about religion too. Yes… if a child break the society’s or school's rules and get punished for it…so why not for religious rules?

Mr Stone cold

for your kind information i am talking about children.

Then lead by (good) example. Thats the best way to train a child

don't you think the topic a little out for context with your name. Even if you don't pray, atleast stay away from criminal activities.

Abdullah ibn Amr ibn al-Asr, narrated that the Apostle of Allah (peace be upon him) said,

“Command your children to make salah when they become seven years old…” Abu Dawud

This does not mean that parents can only start teaching their children how to perform it when they reach the age of seven. Rather, informal instruction should start when a child starts to show an interest in salah, which usually occurs around the age of two. It is only human nature that children love to imitate their parents. In fact, this is one method that Allah has provided us for teaching our youth.

Here are some quick tips:

~Informal teaching should start when child starts to show interest usually occurs around the age of two.

~Let them pretend to make salah.

Invite them to pray along side and join the family jemaah prayer.

~At a young age, children usually imitate what they see, so it is important to always pray in front of them

~One of the first steps is to learn al-Fatihah which should begin around the age of three or four. Break down the instructions by using reasonable number of verses or small segments.

~The practice session should only last between 5 to 15 minutes. At this age consistency is more important than length of practice.

~Remind them that they are praying to Allah to thank him for all He has given them

~Important to remember that not all children are ready at the same time and that not everyday will the child be ready to learn new materials.

~Educational products can assist parents in achieving success with their children because children generally learn in different ways therefore introduction of material through different format (video, coloring book, going to the masjid) will help ease and reinforce the learning process.

~One of the most important thing that a parent should do is to praise the child for each accomplished task and encouragement to achieve more success.

Good luck.

~*Speak when you are angry and you will make the best speech you will ever regret*~

Do you have a child that you are trying to teach? I came across this website and maybe it could help you with what you are looking for?

http://sisters.islamway.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=328

~*Speak when you are angry and you will make the best speech you will ever regret*~

.Pray, but with your open heart and sincerity, not by forced. Period

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Talk to my crown......

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Pray, but with your open heart and sincerity, not by forced. Just what will your prayer be when theres a gun watching over your head. Its no wonder that some prayers ended up with destructive and hatred intention.

Hell, big fat hell. So don't forget to terrorize your children every day so they can't sleep and are jumping at shadows....

Jailed Ahwazi Arab journalist Hassan Fallahiya has been punished by prison authorities for refusing to participate in Friday prayers.

http://blogs.amnesty.org.uk/blogs_entry.asp?eid=2363

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Some Christians want enough of Christ to be identified with him but not enough to be seriously inconvenienced; they genuinely cling to basic Christian orthodoxy but do not want to engage in serious Bible study; they value moral probity, especially of the public sort, but do not engage in war against inner corruptions; they fret over the quality of the preachers sermon but do not worry much over the quality of their own prayer life.

Such Christians are content with mediocrity.But no detention for them.

http://www.monergism.com/excuses.html

the idea is that you bring your children up to pray so that you don't need to punish them. But if you do, well parents should have their methods of discipling. It's about encouraging good habits, at the same time it's not a good idea to make religion into something which is forced and has negative connotations (although in a lot of cases that's already happened!!)

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