Islamic Parenting
unicef-religions-for-peace.pdfOn this website you find some PDFs related to the topic of child protection within Islamic Parenting. That is important because according to worldwide surveys (see the UNICEF reports below) corporal punishment is still widespread in Muslim families all over the world (which is discussed using the hashtag #iwasbeatentoo )
By clicking on the document window or the top right symbol in the windows you can open the PDF in a new window and download the PDF.
An important step would also be a legal ban of violence against children in most of the Muslim countries, like it is common in many countries of the world as you can see HERE (Wikipedia Link)
protecting-children-islam-en.pdfprotecting-children-islam-ar.pdfTHE ISLAMIC PERSPECTIVE on protecting children from violence and harmful practices (by UNICEF and AL AZHAR University):
Free PDF download in English and Arabic language
protecting-islam-and-christian-en.pdfprotection-children-islam-and-christian-ar.pdfPEACE, LOVE, TOLERANCE: Key Messages from Islam and Christianity on protecting children from violence and harmful practices. By UNICEF and AL AZHAR University.
Free PDF download in English and Arabic language.
CHILDREN IN ISLAM: Their care, upbringing and protection. By UNICEF and AL AZHAR UNIVERSITY
Investing in the children of the Islamic world: By UNICEF and the Organization of the Islamic Conference and ISESCO.
Free PDF download of both brochures in English language.
unicef-children-in-islam.pdfunicef-investing-islamic-children-2005-52p.pdfinspire-handbook-who-violence-children-306p-i.pdfThe INSPIRE Handbook:
Action for implementing the seven strategies for endling violence against Children.
unicef-familiar-face-large.pdfunicef-hiddeninplainsight.pdfUNICEF REPORTS about violence against children
kyoto-declaration-unicef.pdfThe KYOTO Declaration of Religions to Confront Violence against Children
kyoto-declaration-anniversary.pdf.. and a Report about Changes since The KYOTO Declaration
JUST TO REMEMBER:
ALL religions have already made a pledge to end violence against children - on the 2006 Kyoto Conference of "Religions for Peace" Network