The emerging awareness of Muslim Ummah to return to the teachings of Islam is evident in the efforts of Muslim families to protect their family members from the influence of secularism and liberalism. These efforts are being undertaken at all levels, for example, the Islamic parenting movement has become a new trend for many young Muslim families in Indonesia nowadays.

 Allah (swt) praised those of His servants who: الَّذِينَ يَسْتَمِعُونَ الْقَوْلَ فَيَتَّبِعُونَ أَحْسَنَهُ﴾﴿“Who listen [closely] to all that is said, and follow the best of it.” they see the path of truth and guidance and use their mind that Allah (swt) has distinguished them with from all His creatures﴾هُمْ أُولُو الْأَلْبَابِ﴿“Those are the ones endued with understanding.”, working sincerely wanting His pleasure

Consequently, this life turns into an intolerable hell, and the inevitable solution imposes itself: divorce! Yes, Islam has legislated divorce and considered it - the most hated halal - but it is a necessary solution in some cases of marriage, in which the agreement is difficult between the two parties, rather, their living together is impossible.

Islam raised the status of motherhood, affording it a position of high-esteem within society, and ascribing immense value to the role of women as home-makers, and primary care-takers and nurturers of children. Numerous Islamic texts assigned great rewards to marriage and the bearing of many children, and described the preferential treatment that mothers deserve from their children.