PresentationAges 18+
Family Reflections & Goal Settings
A structured family workshop to reflect honestly on the past year and set meaningful goals for the one ahead. Covering seven areas of life from your relationship with Allah to your community, it brings the whole family together with purpose, gratitude, and sincerity.
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Learners will:
- Reflecttogether as a family on the past year
- Sharewhat went well and what to improve in each area of life
- Agreeon personal and family goals for the year ahead
Whatโs in it
Family Reflections & Goal Settings is a free presentation for ages 18+. Learners will reflect together as a family on the past year. Free to download, no account needed.
Help your family pause, reflect, and grow together with this structured end-of-year workshop rooted in gratitude, accountability, and love for Allah.
This workshop presentation gives Muslim families a guided framework to look back honestly on the past year and set meaningful goals for the one ahead. Built around seven areas of life from your relationship with Allah to your responsibility towards neighbours and the wider ummah, it brings every family member into a shared conversation about what truly matters.
Covering seven rich areas of reflection:
- Relationship with Allah โ salah, the Qur’an, repentance, and daily remembrance
- Self-development โ character, time, habits, and lessons learned
- Family, friends, and neighbours โ gratitude, apology, and intentional acts of kindness
- Work and school โ honest review and practical goal setting
- Community and ummah โ local masjid involvement and wider Muslim responsibilities
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