Allah has commanded us to treat our parents well in many places in His Book. One of those places is Surah Luqman, where Allah says, And We have commanded people to ˹honour˺ their parents. Their mothers bore them through hardship upon hardship, and their weaning takes two years. So be grateful to Me and your parents. To Me is the final return. (Surah Luqman 31:14). We should ask for forgiveness for them, pray for their guidance, seek their forgiveness when we have wronged them or when they have wronged us, make du’aa’ for them regularly during their life and after their death. We should also fulfill all of their needs during their lifetime even if it means sacrificing something important to us. Your parents played an integral role in helping you become the person you are today, so it’s important to show them that you care. One of our greatest and most valuable resources is our parents. Whether they’re still living or have passed away, we should always remember to pray for them and show gratitude for all that they’ve done for us. Dua is a simple way to remind yourself of how important your parents are to you in your daily life. After being obedient to Allah and the Messenger of Allah, a Muslim must be obedient to his parents. He should be polite and helpful to them. He should avoid doing things that will irritate them and try to be kind to them. Once a man asked the Prophet, ‘Which action is most beloved to Allah?’ The Prophet replied, ‘The salah at its correct time.’ The man then asked him about the next best action, and the Prophet said, ‘Kindness to parents.’ If you are kind to your parents, then they will be happy with you and will love you. If your parents are happy with you, then Allah will also be happy with you and will love you.