Adoption: Challenges and Rewards | Nazima & Riyad Khan

Nazima Khan and Riyad Khan married young in the hopes of starting a family early. They are the proud parents of three young children. They adopted their children from the Children’s Aid Society (CAS). Let’s get their insight on the adoption process, challenges and the blessings at the end, children!
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[@elshimaa78]

Beautiful interview! I have learned so much about the Islamic perspective on adoption!
Jazak ALLAH Khairan brother Riyad and Sister Nazima

[@Meelany261095]

I was thinking about doing this and wow yeah it actually is a solution for them to become a mahram. I am ready to adopt

[@hannahnur6784]

Salam thanks so much for these videos. Infertility is such a taboo subject in Islamic communities. People forget that it is a serious situation that affects all communities including Muslims. There are Muslims who are grasping for straws just trying to become parents. When it comes to marriage infertility can send you into an abyss of depression. I’m so happy to see a Muslim family adopt internationally, your family is the first I have ever seen.

[@sivasrao3307]

Assalamu Alaikum wa Rahmathullahi wa Barakathathu
Subahanallah... MashaaAllah... Allahu Akbar. It is so nice to watching as adopting children in Islam is permissible with the certain conditions. Many brothers and sisters do not know this and they are ignorant. This programme would clear their queries.
May Allah subahanawata'ala bless you all and reward you the best for your good deeds & efforts.. Aameen

[@swabreenamohamed7620]

Jazakillah kheir for clearing so many issues regarding adoption.

[@melodykamil]

They are inspirational! Mashalla. Thanks for telling us how to adopt with Islamic rules. I did not know you could breastfeed without being pregnant.

[@jame2182]

My best friend, dear to my heart, she and her husband adopted an entire family, FOUR SIBLINGS, 2 boys and 2 girls. Youngest daughter was 4, youngest son was 5, oldest daughter was 6, oldest son was 7. They are all in their 40s now and happy, productive God worshiping members of society. The youngest daughter is mentally challenged and will live with her parents until they die. She will live with one of her older siblings when it's time. EVERYTHING HAS BEEN DONE DECENTLY AND IN ORDER. Alhamdulila

[@mohamedelmasri144]

Great video

[@sarahdadouche3652]

Habibati beautiful couple

[@hannahgrey101]

Are there any fees associated with adoption. There must be people who want to adopt but can't afford tens and thousands of dollars?

[@shakirapatni154]

If you live in the US, and adopt through foster care, it can be quite low cost.

[@d.n.8919]

In general, adoption is extremely expensive, around $20,000 USD, especially if you want to adopt a baby

[@jame2182]

It is common now to have siblings adopt and raise their own nieces and nephews because of the drug cartels in the united states of america destroying the parents of infants toddlers and children with addiction

[@somakghosh8407]

Seems like too much unnecessary effort spent in circumventing 1400 year old rules which under the guise of divine revelation are being forced on us today.....my 5000 year old religion was like this till about 200 years ago, when the reform process started....