KaydeenaOver the month of Ramadan, the children would have worked hard on their goals, what they want to improve on and on new things they want to achieve.
Build up the momentum when they receive their Eid gifts by using a Ramadan Reward Thermometer. This is used to reflect on all the great things your child has done over this holy month, day by day. They would love to feel acknowledged.
Leaving a tree behind in this world that others can get shelter, fruit or veg from is counted as sadaqa. The flowing charity from this is such a blessing.
We must ensure we look after our world, the trees. Such of Allah’s creations, benefits us in so many ways and it’s so easy to miss in the fast paced world we live in.
Teach your child about the charitable deeds linked to planting a seed by using gold, silver and bronze colours that are considered to be valuable. Make sure they’re involved in caring for it and watching it grow.
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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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We know we will be rewarded for our great deeds, more so on the night of Laylatul Qadr. On each odd night in the last 10 days, add a little something into your child’s Reward Cloud Filler. Help them to relate to the virtues on this night as the Angels come down to give us salam.
The night of Laylatul Qadr gives us the opportunity to gain maximise rewards, of more than a thousand months!
Be prepared for the Angels that will descend upon our homes and give us salams whilst we are in worship.
Let them know they’re welcome in your home, with an Angel STOP sign.
To make a Reward Cloud Filler, click on this link
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Laylatul Qadr, the night of decree, better than a thousand nights. The Quran was revealed through Angel Jibril on this auspicious night and the first words “Iqra”, was said.
This Laylatul Qadr Story Box allows your child to imagine this night, whilst angels descend and take note of good deeds which are multiplied, whilst sins are washed away.
Teach your children about our scale of deeds that angels record throughout life. In Ramadan our good deeds are maximised.
After making this craft, they can establish what are positive and what are negative deeds and work towards getting heavier on the scale of good deeds.
Sadaqa is voluntary charity that all Muslims can give.
This jar is one of the most easiest craft concepts. So make it more bespoke by allowing your child choose and talk about the coins they want to photocopy and draw out the letters for the word “charity” in their own style. Discuss the value of money and of each coin they pick.