Islamic guidance tackles digital wellbeing and changing family dynamics

One essay highlights the Islamic principle of protecting five essential trusts—mind, religion, offspring, wealth, and physical health—in the digital age. It warns that modern technology can endanger these trusts through addiction, cyber‑bullying, sleep disruption, and constant online pressure, urging safeguards for both body and spirit.

Another piece reflects on a hadith warning that people will raise children who treat their parents as servants. It observes contemporary Turkish families where children increasingly dominate household decisions, prompting calls for balanced parenting that combines love with firm boundaries.

Both writings use Islamic teachings to address contemporary social challenges, stressing the need for moral and practical measures to preserve individual dignity and family harmony in today’s rapidly evolving environment.