Ethics Fund

Discover the secret to children's good behavior
Do you sometimes feel embarrassed by the way your children act in front of guests or when they are out?

Are you frustrated because your children don't always listen to you or obey your commands?

Do you wish your children were more dignified and well-mannered, or simply acted as they pleased? Muslims are known for their upright behavior, aren't they?

You're right. But you already know that simply telling your child to behave properly doesn't work. Children need to see for themselves that being respectful and well-behaved opens a world of goodness for them. That's what the Manners Box does. This wonderful little box showcases 27 timeless manners from the traditions of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and encourages your child to adopt them. Here's how:

Each technique is paired with a reflective talk and question that gets your child thinking deeply about the effects of good manners in their own life so they have a greater impact.
Play imitation and mime games. Show your child the signs of good manners so he can see the effects for himself.

Active participation through play means your child is immersed in a positive environment that encourages good behaviors and makes them the norm.

Each card contains a pair so that memory and mime can be played to increase variety and fun so your child can enjoy continuing to learn polite etiquette.

A reference game is included for each technique so your child can feel the spiritual connection from their newly formed good habits.

There are 27 fine traits presented in this box so your child can get a comprehensive coverage of what it takes to become a well-rounded individual.

Each card features a vivid illustration and clearly titled cards so your child can relate to the context of each technique and gain an immediate understanding of its effects. The cards are produced on thick, single-sided laminated card, making them durable for long-lasting use. The cards are 8 cm in diameter, making them ideal for small hands, yet large enough to demonstrate each technique. Some of the morals covered in this game include:

Kindness to parents
Roads before entering
suppress yawning
Sharing (food and other things)
Start on the right side
The Moral Box is our longest-running game and has brought joy to tens of thousands of Muslim homes around the world. It also makes a great gift for family and friends.