

يوجد الجواب لهذا المسؤال المهم عبر الرابط الذي هو أدناه
This has been answered to a great degree by Syed Ahmed Al Hasasn as in the following answer taken from the book Various Jurisprudential answers
I think the key is finding a balance rather than banning games completely. Clear rules about when gaming is allowed, especially after homework and other responsibilities, can make a big difference. It also helps to give children interesting alternatives like sports, reading, hobbies, or activities with the family, instead of simply telling them to stop playing. Parents can also play with their children sometimes, which makes it easier to understand what they enjoy and have a conversation about healthy limits. spinmama Consistent routines and good communication seem much more effective in the long run than constant arguments over screen time.
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