KaydeenaA vibrant Eid Mubarak window display will set the house off well before guests arrive, as well as informing passers by that the auspicious day is here. Alhamdullilah.
Let your child choose colours, fonts and gems that suit their taste and work with the window. This way, they’ll really feel the day coming to life.
Light up your fireplace between sunset and sunrise with this craft activity.
The I’tikaaf at the Mosque Light Up Jar brings meaning to the self isolated night worship in the holy odd nights of Laylatul Qadr. Bring it to life for your children.
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When Laylatul Qadr knocks on your door, be prepared with the dua readily on the tip of your tongue.
We understand that the dua of forgiveness in Ramadan has rewards which are above and beyond. Yet, it’s easy to forget duas that come around sporadically, so get this in a frame to add meaning and importance to its virtues.
Whether you decide to give it as a gift to someone, put on a sideboard or on a wall, it will be a superb way to act as reminder to make this supplication.
The built up focus corner is an important element of the month’s crafts, telling a story beyond Ramadan and has a lot to say for itself.
Through each activity added into this display, there is much learning and knowledge to gain with your child.
Angels are Allah’s most loyal and first creations.
On the night of revelation, Angel Jibril descended upon Muhammed PBUH and the first words of the holy Quran commenced
On Laylatul Qadr, whilst we are in worship of Allah, angels will descend upon us on one if the five odd nights in Ramadan.
In the month of Ramadan, the Quran was revealed to Muhammed (SAW). Through Angel Jibril, an unlettered man, our final messenger was asked to “Read”. And Subhanallah, the story of Islam begins.
The Hanging Arabic Letter Revelations take us back to the beginning of the words of Allah and the Quran.
Start your child’s learning journey from when it all came to fruition, with this activity.