The Kids and Study Station
Is gaining strength and making an impact solely dependent on education and its certificates?
Does the current education system deserve all the fuss, pain, and sacrifices spent in our homes?
Is it normal for education to be a heavy mountain after it was a sky from which the souls of knowledge lovers were created?
How do I deal with the corruption of some educational environments? And what is most suitable among contemporary educational environments? And how do I deal with the terror of what is called "the fateful year" and its sisters?
What happened to the attention, focus, understanding, intelligence, and memory of our children?
Is the problem only in the curricula and our children's unwillingness to take responsibility? Or in learning difficulties that need attention?
Where is the defect? And what is the solution? And will merely treating learning difficulties eliminate study problems?
Is there a practical educational plan for our children from infancy to old age, in accordance with the problem of weakness that created the geniuses of the nation when we were a beacon for the worlds, and in accordance with the facts of modern science?
How do we make studying and academic achievement closer to pleasing Allah and the betterment and success of the individual and society, and one of the reasons for empowerment, and an arena for religious rather than merely worldly gains?
All of this is what we strive to answer in this important station of our educational journey with our children, and we ask Allah to have granted us success in it.
This book has been presented, by the grace and success of Allah, to a group of scholars and specialists: Sharia, medical, psychological, educational, teaching, pedagogical, and linguistic, and they have approved it, praise be to Allah.
Keywords: The Kids and Study Station, Sidra for Publishing and Distribution, Asmaa Mohamed Labib
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Number of pages: 431
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Language: Arab
Binding: technical
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Publication Year: 2026
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