Ramadan is about you and your relationship with your Quran. This is a very personal endeavor. If your intention is to make this month dedicated to the Quran, you can do that in whatever way suits you, the time you have and your family.
You can read, memorise, listen to recitation, read the translation, do some Quran journaling,/reflecting and study the tafseer. You can do as many or as few different Quran activities as you can. The key is to keep it easy and that way you can keep it consistent.
Your children will be watching you and absorbing this memory forever. Little ones will naturally want to join in, so sit them next to you with a mushaf of their own and invite/encourage older children to sit for Quran too.
Thank you for this Mariya and Saffia. The mother’s dua part really struck a chord with me. Now more than ever, I worry for the future my children will grow up into and only in dua do I find consolation.
Jazakillah Khayr. xx
you’re so welcome Sara. Thank you for coming over and reading. I loved how you spoke about this over on your Instagram stories a couple of weeks back. Dua is the best foundation, but there is so much you can DO too Sara xx