<![CDATA[Divorce represents a significant transition in family life, affecting the emotional well-being of parents, communication patterns between former spouses, and the continuity of child-rearing. From an Islamic perspective, divorce does not absolve parents of their responsibility to safeguard their children’s well-being and maintain positive social relations. This community service initiative aims to provide guidance to individuals navigating life after divorce by reinforcing Islamic values, fostering emotional regulation, promoting constructive communication, and upholding parental responsibilities. The program was conducted in Tiris Probolinggo Regency in 2025, involving 15 participants. The support focused on deepening the understanding of a sakinah (tranquil/harmonious) family in a post-divorce context, reflecting on Islamic values, and establishing healthier relational patterns for fulfilling family obligations. A participatory approach was employed, recognizing participants as active subjects with unique experiences and needs. Existing literature on post-divorce parental education suggests that such programs can enhance knowledge and improve various aspects of child-rearing, though outcomes vary depending on the specific context and the nature of the intervention. Consequently, while this initiative serves as a relevant effort toward community empowerment, its specific impact on the participants requires further assessment through measurable evaluation and sustained follow-up.]]>
