Summary of Sunni concepts
The importance of home and family for a Muslim child
The child grows gradually in the Muslim home and family
During this, he receives a sufficient balance of love, cooperation, solidarity and construction
He experiences the mother's tenderness and compassion and the father's guardianship and care
He notices the affection and mercy between them
He grows up balanced and upright, with common sense and feelings
As for the child who is deprived of this natural embrace
His upbringing was abnormal in many aspects of his life
No matter how much comfort and education are available to him outside of the family environment
The first thing he loses is the feeling of love and tenderness
Because the child by nature loves to be alone with his mother for the first two years of his life
on which it mainly depends
He cannot bear to share it with anyone
Children of shelters and orphanages
They share a babysitter and a nanny who looks after them
Rather, they have many nannies
They alternate according to the working time allocated to each one of them
This results in confusion and a defect in the child’s nature
Perhaps the children hate each other
It also leads to his lack of a single authority that supervises him
To the strangeness of his personality and its instability
And public incubator experiences
Everyday reveals authentic wisdom in making a family
It is the first building block for building a healthy society
Which targets Islam, if it wills, on a sound basis
It is consistent with human nature