Demonstrating Akhlaq to Children

Children learn best through observation and imitation, making it essential for adults to model good character traits, such as kindness, patience, and soft speech. By displaying these behaviors consistently in everyday situations, adults provide living lessons that children naturally absorb. For instance, when an adult remains calm instead of raising their voice in a tense moment, it teaches children the importance of maintaining control and illustrates core values derived from teachings such as those in religious texts. This approach highlights that effectively instilling akhlaq in children goes beyond theoretical lessons to practical demonstrations that shape their understanding and behavior.