Our Children in the West

This is a translation of a doctoral dissertation that summarizes the author's practical experiences and scientific research. It presents the major challenges and problems faced by the children of Muslim communities in the West, offering realistic solutions and practical steps to mitigate these risks and overcome obstacles in raising our children. The book begins with an introduction to Islamic and Western perspectives on education, then discusses the main advantages and disadvantages of living in the West. It then examines the most significant challenges and obstacles, responding to them with a practical and scientific approach, providing feasible solutions in the form of simple steps. The author then discusses ten key strategies for preserving our children's faith in the West. Furthermore, the author reviews case studies of children with different behavioral characteristics, such as stubborn, hyperactive, and introverted children, and how to effectively interact with them. Finally, the author offers a set of recommendations for individuals, families, parents, and Islamic centers. This summary highlights the author's attempt to emphasize the importance of collaboration between families, communities, religious institutions, and cultural organizations to address the challenges and strengthen the Islamic identity of future generations. The book is published in both Arabic and English.