Respect for Father, Islam and the Modern Science

The status that Islam has given to parents is not found in any other religion. Even looking at them with love brings the reward of Hajj and Umrah, but in today's era, children do not value their elderly parents and sometimes even throw them out of their homes. 

Serving parents is a reason for entering Paradise, as the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said that whoever finds his parents in old age and does not serve them is at a loss. 

Despite modern science, mental and psychological diseases have increased, and the lack of love in families is draining the blessings, which results in loneliness, depression and rebellion.

Many saints and Sufis have declared serving parents as the secret of their success. There are numerous hadiths about the rights of parents, which show that Allah Almighty has bestowed great blessings on them. 

On the Day of Judgment, those fathers who have raised their children well will have their faces shining, while disobedient children will suffer losses.
 
The Prophet (peace be upon him) emphasized love for children and their upbringing and also instructed parents to avoid backbiting and injustice in front of their children. It is important to read the book to know the details about treating parents well and raising children properly.

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Frequently Asked Questions 

Q: What is the main topic covered in the Respect for Father Islam and Modern Science book? 

A: This Ubqari book explores the Islamic perspective on respecting and serving parents, particularly in old age. It combines traditional Islamic teachings with modern insights about family relationships, mental health, and the spiritual rewards of honouring one's parents according to Islamic principles.

Q: How does this book address modern family problems and mental health issues? 

A: The book discusses how lack of family love and respect for elderly parents contributes to modern problems like loneliness, depression, and rebellion. It connects these contemporary mental health challenges with Islamic teachings about serving parents as a pathway to spiritual and psychological wellbeing.

Q: What Islamic teachings about parents does this book include? 

A: The book contains numerous hadiths about parental rights and the Prophet's teachings on parent-child relationships. It explains how serving parents is considered a reason for entering Paradise and discusses the spiritual rewards, including how even looking at parents with love brings rewards equivalent to Hajj and Umrah.

Q: Does this book provide guidance for both parents and children? 

A: Yes, the book offers comprehensive guidance for family relationships from both perspectives. It teaches children about properly serving and respecting their parents, whilst also instructing parents on raising children well, avoiding negative behaviours in front of them, and demonstrating proper Islamic parenting principles.

Q: Who would benefit most from reading this Ubqari religious text? 

A: This book is ideal for Muslim families seeking to strengthen their relationships according to Islamic principles. It particularly benefits adult children caring for elderly parents, parents raising children, and anyone interested in understanding the Islamic perspective on family dynamics and spiritual development through proper family relationships.