I Love Mama & Baba
A song for kids · words to sing along
Sing along
Sung by Layan · Layth follows along
- Oh oh oh oh
- I wake and start my day with care
- With gentle words and dua fair
- My mother smiles her heart feels light
- I help her from the morning light
- My father works so hard each day
- I greet him in a kind, warm way
- I listen close to what they say
- And try to follow and obey
- Allah loves the ones who try
- To serve their parents nice and kind
- Jannah lies beneath her feet
- Kindness makes our deen complete
- If I am wrong, I say it fast
- Forgive me, please don't let it last
- I keep my voice both calm and low
- Respect is what I want to show
- I make dua for them each night
- O Lord, reward them with your light
- For all the love they gave to me
- I pray they're blessed eternally
- Allah loves the ones who try
- To serve their parents nice and kind
- Jannah lies beneath her feet
- Kindness makes our deen complete
- With every smile and helping hands,
- we follow what Allah has planned
- Kind hearts grow strong in all we do
- For them we care our whole life through
What this song is about
Everyday respect for parents rather than grand gestures: helping Mama from first light, greeting Baba warmly when he comes home from a long day, listening closely to what they say, keeping your voice calm, apologising quickly when you are wrong, and making dua for them at night.
Questions parents ask
How can a child honour their parents day to day?
The song keeps it small and repeatable: help from first light, greet Baba kindly when he comes home from a long day, listen to what they say, keep your voice calm, say sorry quickly when you are wrong, and make dua for them at night.
What does “Jannah lies beneath her feet” mean in the song?
It points to a well-known teaching about the honour Islam gives to mothers. The dua page for parents explains where it comes from and what it asks of a child. Read more →
Is there a dua children can say for their parents?
Yes — short ones asking Allah for mercy, blessings, forgiveness and goodness for mum and dad. The song ends on the same idea: “O Lord, reward them with your light.”