A father’s reflections on faith, family, and the quiet responsibility of everyday life
In this 2-hour live online night class, Ustaz Adi Ho reflects on selected verses from Surah Luqman, a Quranic conversation between a father and his child, filled with wisdom shared gently and with care.
Rather than abstract theory, this session explores how Surah Luqman offers practical guidance for modern Muslims navigating responsibility, in family life, work, leadership, and personal growth. The reflections are grounded in lived experience and invite participants to see responsibility not as pressure, but as part of worship.
This is not a lecture-heavy tafsir, and not a space for perfection. It is a calm night class to slow down, listen carefully, and realign with the Quran in a way that feels honest and attainable.
This class is suitable for:
Parents and caregivers
Husbands and men navigating adult responsibilities
Anyone seeking a gentle, meaningful entry point back into the Quran
What participants may take away:
Key principles from Surah Luqman that speak to family and character
A more grounded understanding of responsibility as ibadah
A renewed relationship with the Quran as guidance for life