This workshop presented by Wajma Alocozy will help parents approach discipline with calmness, connection and confidence rather than panic, shouting or emotional escalation. The session will offer practical guidance on setting boundaries, creating meaningful consequences, managing parental stress, repairing after conflict, and building a more peaceful home rooted in Islamic values and emotional awareness.

This spiritually uplifting session will explore how Muslim parents can nurture children who are connected to Allah Taʿālā, confident in their Islamic identity, grounded in good character, and motivated to live with purpose. The talk will remind parents that true education is not only about marks and achievements, but about raising children with īmān, adab, resilience, responsibility and a clear sense of direction.

This practical workshop will help parents understand why children experience anger, anxiety, frustration, low motivation and overwhelm. It will offer guidance on how parents can respond calmly, help children name and manage their emotions, and create a home environment that supports emotional safety, learning and healthy behaviour.

This session will guide parents on how to maintain connection, trust and influence with their teenagers while still setting clear boundaries. It will address communication, conflict, devices, friendships, privacy, identity and responsibility, with a strong Islamic framing around tarbiyah, adab, ṣalāh, emotional maturity and Prophetic wisdom in dealing with youth.

This practical presentation will help parents understand how to create healthier technology habits at home. It will address screen time, digital distraction, YouTube, short-form video, harmful online content, app limits, safe browsing and family device rules. The session will encourage parents to move beyond fear and control towards digital responsibility, discipline, adab and Islamic accountability.

This presentation will explore how education is changing and what Muslim families need to consider as they prepare their children for the future. It will discuss academic pathways, technology, future skills, Islamic identity, flexibility, global learning, and the need to develop the whole child, mind, body, deen, character and future.

This Qur’ān-focused workshop will guide parents on how to nurture love, reverence and connection to the Qur’ān in their children. It will also include practical Hifz guidance, such as readiness for memorisation, the role of parents, consistency, revision, balancing Hifz with school, avoiding excessive pressure, and helping children maintain a lifelong relationship with the Qur’ān.

This presentation will highlight the importance of compassion, service and social responsibility in Muslim family life. It will expose parents and learners to humanitarian work, local and global relief efforts, the needs of vulnerable communities, and how children can be nurtured to care, give, volunteer and serve others with sincerity and purpose.

The nasheed segment by Africa Rise Nasheed Group, will bring a warm, uplifting and family-friendly atmosphere to the EduExpo. It will provide moments of inspiration, joy and community connection through Islamic vocal performance, helping to close the programme with energy, beauty and a sense of shared purpose.