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محنت تھوڑی اور انعام کتنا بڑا((Little effort, big reward))

This video is a deeply emotional and heart-touching reminder for Muslim parents who truly care about the future of their children in this world and the Hereafter. Imagine the Day of Judgment. Fear everywhere. Sweat pouring. Hearts trembling. And suddenly, a crown of light brighter than the sun is placed on your head. Why? Because you connected your children to the Quran. This is not a story, not imagination — This is the glad tidings given by the Messenger of Allah ﷺ for the parents of those who learn and memorize the Quran. In this video, we discuss a very serious and practical question: Do we really want to connect our children to the Quran? Or do we only want to give them: A good job A big house A nice car A comfortable worldly life And forget about their Akhirah? This reminder clearly explains that admitting a child to a school or madrasa is not enough. Paying fees is not enough. Sending them to class is not enough. The real responsibility of parents is much bigger. In this video, you will learn: How to create love and respect for the Quran in your child’s heart Why parents’ involvement is essential in Quran memorization Practical steps parents must take to support their child’s Hifz journey The importance of intention (niyyah) — for Allah, not for pride How daily monitoring, encouragement, and dua shape a Hafiz Why comparison, pressure, and neglect destroy motivation The powerful role of a mother’s dua, a teacher’s effort, and a child’s struggle This video is especially for: Muslim parents Fathers and mothers of Quran students Parents who want their children to become Hafiz / Hafiza Islamic educators and teachers Anyone concerned about raising righteous children This is not just a lecture. It is a wake-up call. A reminder that our children can become our means of salvation — or our regret. Make a promise today: We will not leave everything to the teacher. We will supervise. We will encourage, not discourage. We will connect our children to the Quran — not disconnect them. If this message touches your heart, share it with other parents. Because guidance spreads through reminders.