Does it feel like all you ever say to your teenager revolves around tidying their room, washing the dishes and praying? And all you every get in return is a terse one-word answer?
You want to explain things to them and they don’t always want to listen because they are trying to process their body changes, hormonal disturbances, academic expectations, and religious duties all while trying to understand their place in the world.
Muslim Teenagers Coping is a gentle, funny, and deeply relatable guide written by Ruqaiyyah Waris Maqsood, a seasoned teacher and trusted agony aunt. She gets it, she listens and she bridges the gap between Islamic values and the very real, modern struggles of being a young person today. This is the book that you can confidently give to your children to help them along their journey and ease your worries as you navigate the challenges of being a parent to a teen.
