Dream - Educating children is the responsibility of both parents. In Islamic teachings, the importance of a child's education, especially religious education, is highly emphasized. This will greatly influence the formation of their character and behavior as they grow older. Through good education, it is hoped that children will be able to face their social environment and interact with others according to norms.

By educating children according to religious values, they will grow into individuals who have good morals. In addition, societal norms also serve as a foundation in educating children so that they can interact well in social environments. Furthermore, the applicable laws must serve as a guide in educating children so that they have awareness of rules and the consequences of their actions.

Some principles that must be applied in educating children include providing good examples. Then giving love, providing education that is appropriate to the child's development, and providing balanced discipline. Values such as honesty, hard work, tolerance, and mutual respect also need to be instilled in children's education. Effective ways to educate children according to their physical, emotional, and mental development.

Including providing age-appropriate stimulation, listening to and giving attention to them. Then providing clear supervision and boundaries, as well as giving praise and recognition when they do something good. In this way, they will grow into balanced and responsible individuals.

First, parents must teach children about the basics of Islamic teachings, such as understanding and comprehending the concept of monotheism (tauhid), prayer (shalat), fasting (puasa), giving alms (zakat), and the pilgrimage (haji). Children also need to be taught about the importance of obeying Allah's commands and avoiding His prohibitions. Second, morality is an important aspect that needs to be taught to children. Parents need to teach them about the importance of honesty, upholding trustworthiness, and doing good deeds towards others.

They also need to be taught to avoid reprehensible and harmful behavior towards others. Thirdly, parents need to teach their children about noble morals, such as humility, patience, love, and tolerance. Children need to be taught to respect their parents, teachers, and elders in society. They also need to be taught not to belittle others and always behave well in daily interactions.

By teaching religious teachings, morality, and noble character in accordance with Islamic law, parents can help children in shaping good personality and character in everyday life according to Islamic teachings.

In the Qur'an, Allah SWT states the importance of educating children to become obedient and beneficial generations. Surah At-Tahrim verse 6 states: "O you who have believed, protect yourselves and your families from the fire of Hell." This shows that the responsibility of educating children is an important part of a Muslim's life. The hadith of Prophet Muhammad also emphasizes the importance of educating children. He said: "

"There is no better gift given to a child than good character." Therefore, the cultivation of character in Islamic education is highly emphasized, with parents playing a role as role models and primary educators. In practice, Islamic education for children involves teaching religious teachings, noble character, and instilling values of goodness. Relevant practical approaches include the application of the sunnah of parenting, which is a parenting style in accordance with the teachings of Prophet Muhammad.

"Thus, educating children in Islam is not only a responsibility, but also a virtue that requires awareness and a high level of commitment from parents to consistently implement it."

Introducing the names of Allah SWT as the Most Supreme. Saying greetings when entering the house. This is in accordance with the hadith of the Prophet saw: "When entering a house, then greet, it will be a blessing for you and your household." Teaching Surah Al-Fatihah. This Surah is the most frequently recited Surah by Muslims, especially during prayer. The Prophet saw said: "

"Al-Fatihah is the greatest surah that was given to me." (HR. Bukhari)Teaching Prayer According to the SunnahThe Prophet Muhammad said:"Teach children to pray at the age of 7." (HR. Tirmidzi)Teaching 3 Wirid before Sleeping"

he translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags is as follows: The wirid is as follows: Prayer Verse of the Throne (Ayat Kursi) to be protected from the temptation of Satan Tasbih 33 times, Tahmid 33 times, Takbir 34 times, to always strengthen the body