Well I believe that a parent should be doing all these things, but sadly it’s not the case. So as a mentor, a Muslim leader/role model, its our duty to be teaching this to our young ones.
I teach at an Islamic School, and you’ll be surprised to see how many kids’s parents don’t knwo anything about Islam. Their only source of Islamic Education comes from Islamic School.
yes they did send me to school - the particular objective was to get a job thus pass kg primary secondary college and eventually get a job so that i can life/feed on my own
they DID NOT send me to school to learn islam manner family values how to eat properly what is healthy etc etc etc etc etc etc
I think this mentor-ship should focus on social issues of teenage girls.
i believe many time teenage kids either boy or gal are not comfortable with parents, they keep tendency of rebelliousness, so in that regard mentor could help them to resolve their issues.it is good idea and it should start from mosques/community events.
Also, something along the lines of being a confident Muslim girl who is strong enough to fight off pressures of bf’s/ school dances/ etc. not because her parents don’t want her to go or have a bf, but because she HERSELF knows they are not important.
Some of these might have been mentioned earlier in this thread…
The importance of religion in the modern society
Balancing everyday life with religion
Addressing the peer pressure from fellow muslims
Dealing with bullies, stereotypes and how to manage the emotional pain, hurt and embarrassment that is often caused by them.
5)Myths about Islam
RESPECTING yourself, you elders, your peers, and siblings
7)What is haram? Why is something categorized as haram?
8)Involving yourself in voluteer work, charity and community service.
9)WOMEN DO HAVE RIGHTS IN ISLAM, what they are and how to use them!
10)Advocate peace and spread the love