Silatul Rahm is the act of upholding family relationships. Linguistically, it means womb ties, from the root words wasl , which means to join two things, and rahm , which means the womb. In Islam, we have a responsibility to build and maintain a strong family. This is because family is the foundation; it is through relationships that a person learns the values of love, trust, communication, support, and respect. In interactions with our nearest and dearest ones, we learn how to have healthy relationships with others. In this book, we teach two key lessons about Silatul Rahm. First, we focus on the importance of spending quality time with family members. In the hustle and bustle of our lives, sometimes we don’t fulfill our duties toward our family members. We might be distracted due to the interruptions of technology. We might be short with our loved ones instead of attending to their needs. We might even put off things they ask of us because we prioritize ourselves or others over them. (Source: Noor Kids)
Book 38 in the Noor Kids series of illustrated Islamic story books for ages 4–9, each with two short stories. Listed in the Noor Kids shop in November 2024. (Source: Noor Kids)
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