Conveying the culture of the Quran to the family requires proper upbringing and holding Quranic discussion sessions.
Conveying the culture of the Quran to the family is a significant duty and responsibility that requires planning and dedication. One of the best ways to transfer this culture is through proper and principled upbringing from a young age. We must teach our children about the value of the Quran and how they can benefit from it in their daily lives. Try to introduce them to key concepts such as honesty, love, forgiveness, and respect for elders through Quranic stories and beautiful verses. Moreover, holding Quranic sessions at home can be an effective tool. In these sessions, you can read verses, interpret them, and discuss them together. Inviting family members to participate in these sessions strengthens the sense of empathy and cooperation between parents and children. We should clearly demonstrate the impact of the Quran on our behavior and how we interact with one another. By practicing the teachings of the Quran and adhering to Islamic ethics in daily life, your children will unconsciously learn from you and continue this culture. Remember that the art of listening to children and creating a free space for dialogue about their beliefs and questions regarding the Quran can also help expand this culture.
This is the Book about which there is no doubt, a guidance for those conscious of Allah.
Whoever kills a soul unless for a soul or for corruption [done] in the land - it is as if he had slain mankind entirely. And whoever saves one - it is as if he had saved mankind entirely.
And do not kill your children for fear of poverty. We provide for them and for you. Indeed, killing them is a great sin.
Once upon a time, a mother in a family decided to convey the culture of the Quran to her children. She began reading Quranic stories to them and reciting beautiful verses with a special melody. The children were captivated by these stories and started asking questions about them. The mother lovingly answered and taught them how to apply those teachings in their lives. Over time, the children began to change their behaviors based on the Quranic teachings.