My Little Ruhm

We can’t get over how cute these prayer mats for kids are. And pictures genuinely don’t do justice to them - they are unbelievably soft and smooth, and almost as big as adult prayer mats. If you’re thinking about getting a prayer mat for your kid(s), invest in one that will grow with them. Swipe left for more designs. They can be found on our website under the Prayer Mats category. @ Dubai, United Arab Emirates

DIY activities for kids is what we are all about this Ramadan. Why? Well, for starters they are engaging and interactive, and kids seem to get preoccupied with them long enough to give parents a break to focus on Ibadah, errands, etc.

We especially love kits like this stamp set by - they aren’t Ramadan or Eid specific, and can be used for practically anything, including making their own greeting cards! Now available in limited quantities. @ Dubai, United Arab Emirates

We love washi tape because of how versatile and inexpensive it is - put some washi tape on box or envelope and you have instantly elevated the package! We have a limited quantity of washi tape - they come in six different designs. An original product.
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It’s Ramadan, Curious George! It’s the first day of Ramadan, and George is celebrating with his friend Kareem and his family. George helps Kareem with his first fast and joins in the evening celebration of tasting treats and enjoying a special meal. Then, George helps make gift baskets to donate to the needy, and watches for the crescent moon with the man in the yellow hat. Finally George joins in the Eid festivities to mark the end of his very first Ramadan.

This playful tabbed board book, with a foil-stamped cover, makes a great holiday gift for all fans of Curious George—those who celebrate Ramadan, and those who are learning about it for the first time!

Great for ages 3+.

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Last day to order Eid PJs for the family! The perfect way to start a tradition.
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I’m finding that, with a young family (3 yo and 1 yo), I’m constantly looking for Ramadan and Eid traditions to start with them. As part of the expat life, we find ourselves missing the festive nature of Eid and Ramadan that involves lots and lots of family. While I miss that hustle and bustle of the gatherings, I have decided to spin it to a positive and make these times intimate between the four of us. Ameera is old enough to start appreciating the concept of a Ramadan basket. We read Ramadan related books so she knows basic concepts related to fasting. Hamza is visual so will enjoy the lights and garlands we will put up. In a time of short attention spans and digital media beckoning to the children, I am trying to make Ramadan and Eid sensory experiences. I want them to grow up and associate Ramadan and Eid with sights, sounds and smells. And with family. ✨

PJs by Jasmine + Marigold

We love classic designs - items that you can have as keepsakes and traditions, and even perhaps pass down to the next generation. So obviously we are absolutely in love, love, love with this countdown calendar. I mean, how luxe is it! -
Features:
🌟 classic monochrome look to integrate with any home decor;
🌟 made of dark navy blue velvet fabric with a lavender touch and pompom lining;
🌟 has trademark crystal tasbih on it;
🌟 glows in the dark;
🌟 has three large pockets to mark the beginnings of the beautiful phases of Mercy, Forgiveness and Safety/Welfare;
🌟 comes with 27 cards of daily good dreds, and 3 large cards marking each 10th of the month;
🌟 dimensions are 60x80 cm;
🌟 comes with a bag for safe storage.

Product by Beads of Love


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We often prepare in the kitchen for Ramadan, but do we then get too busy to prepare our soul? This Ramadan Legacy Planner (in rose gold, no less!) has been especially created to help us engage with Ramadan before the Holy month even begins. What are your goals this Ramadan, short and long term? How will you achieve them? Would it help if you had a designated place to write down what you did each day, so you can reflect how to enhance your spiritual experience even more? Swipe left to see more pictures from the journal. Available for pre-order today. But we only have limited copies!
Journals by Ramadan Legacy
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While you start thinking about preparing your house for Ramadan, wouldn’t it be great to put something up that can actually stay up all year round? We are absolutely in love with this Islamic family values scroll by the amazing . We have the black and white version which will fit in with pretty much any decor style you have. Photo and styling by the extremely talented , who else?! Link for preorder in bio.
An original Crescent Star Creations product.

“Most parents can teach their children how to pray and read the Qur’an, but we often struggle to enable them to be able to apply simple Islamic concepts to the way they perceive and react to life’s challenges, and to have a peaceful, reflective outlook.
Lovingly written by Zanib Mian, The Young Muslim’s Mindful Book of Wellbeing is every child’s comforting companion; something to turn to when they need to be reassured, inspired, motivated and lifted – through conscious awareness of Allah.
Through this book, children can develop a deeply spiritual mind-set and sense of well-being, iA.”

Book by: Muslim Children's Books.
Contents of book:
Real Happiness and How to Find it
A Way Out of Every Problem
The Bigger Picture
Friends
How to Feel OK If You Wanted Something, but Didn’t Get It.
Allah's Love
Feeling Sad
Jealousy and Being Happy With What You Have
Negative Thoughts vs Positive Thoughts
How to Deal With Worry and Bad Expectations
Getting Closer to Allah Through Nature
Talking to Allah
Be Bored and Breathe
How to Let Go of Things That Have Already Happened
How to Survive Other People's Negativity
Shining From the Inside
Paperback 36 pages
For ages 7+

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Yes, we are stocking again! This title is sold out but we should be getting our new shipment in next week, iA.
A lovely book showing how children from various cultures around the world celebrate Ramadan, highlighting the diversity of the Muslim community.

The book is narrated by the ramadan moon who takes the reader around the world as they explore various cultures, family types, abilities, and customs.
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