Have you ever felt like 24 hours a day isn’t enough? A pile of tasks awaits, family demands attention, and religious obligations feel heavy amidst a packed schedule. In this fast-paced era, we all face significant challenges in managing our time, often ending up feeling tired, stressed, and even regretful.

In the hustle and bustle of modern life, we often feel constantly rushed. The to-do list is endless, notifications are incessant, and work and family demands continue to increase. We all have the same 24 hours in a day, yet why do some people seem so productive and calm, while others always feel short on time and stressed?

In this fast-paced era, being a parent is a challenging yet noble mission. Our children are growing up in a world vastly different from our own childhoods. They are exposed to technology from an early age, information flows unceasingly without filters, and societal values are constantly shifting. How can we raise them to be a pious and intelligent generation that not only succeeds in this world but also possesses a strong foundation of faith for the hereafter?

The online world is like a vast, boundless ocean. Every day, billions of waves of information crash, from the beneficial to the misleading. As Muslims, we not only swim in it but often interact, express opinions, and share. But have we become “smart fishermen” in this ocean? Are we applying Muslim online ethics?