Supporting autistic and ADHD Muslim families in homeschooling
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Leave a CommentIt’s commonly thought that autistic people are more likely to be atheists. Personally, I strongly believe that autism is what led me to Islam. While…
1 CommentHomeschooling can feel like stumbling in the dark, especially when you add neurodiversity to the mix. After nine years of teaching my children at home,…
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