The Important Role of a Father in a Boy's Puberty
The transition phase for boys is often confusing both physically and emotionally, making the father's presence essential as a guide and a source of safety. Fathers play a role in teaching the religious laws of puberty (baligh), honesty, and the responsibility of worship through warm discussions so children do not seek answers from the wrong sources. Fathers act as the primary role models in shaping responsible and well-mannered male characters, serving as a strong foundation into adulthood.
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