The Tarbiyah Project
The Tarbiyah Project
Podcast Description
Empowering Muslim parents to raise the next generation upon the principles of Islamic tradition, clinical evidence and behavioral psychology through a self-healing journey.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes of parenting, personal growth, health, and spirituality, with episodes exploring practical aspects such as fitness and nutrition tips for busy parents, the journey of self-improvement in line with Islamic values, and nurturing a spiritually rich environment for children. Example episodes include discussions on healthy breakfast options and integrating Islamic teachings into daily routines.
The Tarbiyah Project envisions a global community of Muslim parents who are spiritually grounded, emotionally resilient, and intentional in raising Allah-centric, akhirah-focused children. Rooted in the Qur’an and Sunnah, we strive to revive prophetic parenting that nurtures strong Muslim homes and equips future generations to lead with faith, character, and ihsan in every sphere of life.
What comes first—marriage or parenting? In this powerful sit-down, Imam Mohamed Al Gebaly (Al-Azhar graduate, American Muslim Jurists Association (AMJA) Fatwa Hotline member, Director—Islamic Tribunal of Dallas) lays out foundational pillars for a thriving Muslim home—and shows how strong spouses raise strong children. What you’ll learn
- Marriage → Parenting: why marital stability is the soil that grows righteous offspring
- Navigating gender roles without extremes—mercy, teamwork, and leadership with taqwā
- How to protect your home culture from toxic influences while staying engaged with society
- Practical ways dads and moms can share the load and show up as the “first madrasah”
About Imam Mohamed Al Gebaly Al-Azhar graduate specializing in family law, AMJA Fatwa Hotline member (family cases), Director of the Islamic Tribunal of Dallas, former Mishkah University instructor. Known for his specialisation in family matters such as marriage, divorce and parenting. Key takeaways
- Deen practiced is better than deen preached—kids learn from our reactions, not our slogans
- Balance beats extremes—Prophetic leadership is service, not dominance
- Environment matters—guard friends, screens, and routines with intention
- Duʿā’ is strategy—before, during, and after every effort
Connect with The Tarbiyah Project IG: @_thetarbiyahproject www.tarbiyahproject.com
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