From one working mum to another
Practical Islamic parenting for busy Muslim mothers
Raise children with character, not just obedience
Word-for-word scripts, duas and tools for the moments that usually end in shouting. Built on Positive Discipline and Islamic Values, for mothers raising children aged 1 to 12 alongside a career or a business.
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Real talk
Jannah Moms, it's time for some real talk
Nobody handed us the words for 7:42pm. The moment your four-year-old screams “no” with their coat half on, or your ten-year-old rolls their eyes as Maghrib comes in. So we reach for whatever comes out first, or we give in to make it stop, and then we lie awake replaying it.
And if that sounds like your evenings, and why you're here today, you're not alone.
When I surveyed over 300 Muslim mothers, the same words kept coming back: “Kids not listening”. “Repeating same correction over and over”. “I struggle with yelling”. It feels like a loop that never ends, with a voice you don't recognise by bedtime and a heavy heart on the prayer mat after Isha.
This is where Liamanah comes in. I'm Zuliat, a working mum of two, and I'm right there in it with you. I haven't figured it all out. Even with my Positive Discipline training, the right words still fly out of my head at 7pm. So I'm learning, testing on my own kids, and turning what works into practical guides, scripts and duas to help us stay calm when the house gets loud, hold the boundary without being harsh, and bring Allah into the hardest minutes of the day.
Stop inventing the words under pressure and start focusing on what you already do best: loving them, guiding them, and raising the adults they will become. With Liamanah, the moment that usually ends in shouting can become a moment of tarbiyah. Let's find the words together.
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Ten word-for-word scripts from the Calm & Cooperation Scripts, five for ages 1 to 6 and five for ages 7 to 12. Open it on your phone, find the moment you're in, and say it.
Not listening the first time, at both ages, so “shoes on” stops needing six attempts.
Meltdowns when screens end and screens they won't switch off, so the tablet goes off without a war.
Bedtime stalling, “no” meltdowns, sibling fights, backtalk, homework and salah, each with a Return, Repair & Reconnect line and a dua.
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What we believe
Five things I hold on to as a mum
01
You don't have to choose
Between your ambition and your motherhood. You can build a career and still be deeply present at home.
02
Positive isn't permissive
Gentle doesn't mean weak. You can be warm and still hold the boundary every single time.
03
Discipline should teach
Not simply punish. Every hard moment is a chance to grow character, not just get compliance.
04
Children are an amanah
A trust from Allah, not our property. Our job is to raise the adults they'll become.
05
Tools, not more guilt
You already carry enough. You need practical words that work at 7pm, not another lecture.
Meet Zuliat
Salam Alaykum, Sis! I'm Zuliat Lawal
Certified Positive Discipline Parent Educator since 2020
Mommy's Dua Book: 500+ copies, 20+ countries
200+ mothers through Liamanah's courses
I'm a working mum of two with a full-time career, and I help Muslim mothers parent with Positive Discipline aligned with our Islamic Values.
I haven't mastered motherhood, and I'll never pretend I have. I'm learning, researching, testing and building practical tools for a problem I live with myself. Even with all my training, the right words can fly straight out of my head in the heat of the moment. So I write them down first, test them on my own two, and pass them on to you.
From Liamanah mothers
Don't just take my word for it
From mothers in Liamanah's earlier courses and community.
A whole week without yelling or spanking
“On a side note though, I tried not to yell or spank my boy for a whole week and I won. It turns out we connected better and he loved me more”
Sharifah, Liamanah community member
From reacting to responding, step by step
“I have learned to be more relaxed about children pushing the buttons (because they are children) and I am trying to response instead of react. It is still a way to go but alHamdulillaah step by step.”
Umm Aasiyah, Liamanah course member
She had not yelled at her children in 3 days
“I was reflecting on Monday and I realised I hadn’t yelled at my children in 24 hours. ... This is day 3 and I know it can only get better. Ameen.”
Sis Sekinah, Liamanah course member
Not sure where to start, Sis?
Answer three quick questions and I'll point you to the guide, the free scripts and the blog posts made for the mother you are right now.
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From the blog
Real talk for real evenings
Raise with Rahmah How to Stop Yelling at Your Kids (and Repair When You Do) Shouted again and now you can't shake the guilt? Here's a 5-step plan to catch the yell before it happens, and the exact words to repair when it does. Read the post →
Guide with Tarbiyah How to Get Kids to Listen the First Time (Without Threats) Saying it five times and shouting on the sixth? Three common myths keep us stuck there. Here's what firm, never harsh, actually sounds like. Read the post →
Anchor in Allah When Your Child Doesn't Want to Pray: 5 Questions Answered When your child says "I don't want to pray," it can feel like a test of your whole Tarbiyah. Here are five questions answered, with words to say tonight. Read the post →
Tonight can go differently
The words for tonight are ready
400+ scripts for 200 daily behaviour challenges, each with a repair line and a dua, for children aged 1 to 12.
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