[6]. Raise your child in the right way he should go, so that when he is an adult he will not depart from it.
Muhammad, God's Messenger ﷺ said: "Command your children to pray when they are seven years old, and beat them for (not offering) it when they are ten, and separate them (boys and girls) in beds." This hadith is an insight that the children will have a good outcome if raised in praying in the mosques. The children must be also raised in the Islamic Monotheism, warning them from idolatry and polytheism.
The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ once saw a man with a brass ring on his hand and asked him, “What is this?” the man replied, “To overcome the weakness of old age.” He said, “Remove it, for, it can only add to your weakness. Should death overtake you while you are wearing it, you would never succeed.” The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ also said: “Whoever wears talisman or an amulet (or cross for protection or cure) would never see his wish fulfilled by God. And whoever hangs a sea shell (for protection) would never get peace and rest.” The Prophet ﷺ is reported to have said: “Whoever wears a talisman (or cross for protection) has committed polytheism.”
The Prophet saw a man with a piece of twine on his hand (as a protection or cure from fever) so he cut the twine and read the Verse: “Most of them believe in God while still practicing idolatry.”
[7]. Allāh keeps the record of all the good and evil deeds of each and everyone.
[8]. Islâmic Monotheism and all that is good.
[9]. I.e., disbelief in the Oneness of God, polytheism of all kinds and all that is evil and bad.
[10]. By following the Qur’an and the way of Prophet Muhammad – anyone can become more disciplined and reap the rewards. Discipline can be defined as self-control over one’s actions and behaviors. Unlike punishment, imposed externally, discipline is self-directed and largely internal. It requires responsibility for your conduct and outcomes rather than blaming external factors. Cultivating discipline is thus an exercise in accountability and choice.