During this challenging time, Noha Alshugairi and Munira Lekovic Ezzeldine present a well written book to help Muslims practice positive parenting in their homes.Alshugairi, a licensed marriage and family therapist and the mother of four children, began her journey into conscious intentional parenting when her teenage son was being raised in the United States.She enrolled in a class on how to parent teenagers, and this class helped her shift into understanding her children's point of view and becoming more of an authoritative parent.After joining Jane Nelsen's workshop on positive parenting, Alshugairi was determined to share what she had learned with the Muslim community.Munira Lekovic Ezzeldine, who is certified as a Premarital Counselor and as a Positive Discipline Educator, believes that parenting is a spiritual journey.She views her three children as gifts from God, even though they require a lot of hard work and sacrifice.The two women met when they were pursuing
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