The Spirit of fasting in Ramadan builds human character by encouraging the person to do good and refrain from doing anything that would harm others. The fasting person learns patience, perseverance, self-discipline, sacrifice, and compassion and sympathy for those that are less fortunate.

Eid-ul-Fitr is always an occasion for great fun and celebration. After a month-long Ramadan, everybody looks forward to a great Eid. Eid-ul-Fitr also calls for thanking Allah for His blessings, helping the poor and the needy around us and sharing our love and happiness with each other.This delightful book of Eid songs combines entertainment with learning and includes beautiful artistic illustrations. Songs teach about Eid-ul-Fitr, Eid-ul-Adha and Ramadan. It stimulates listening skills, helps establish reading readiness and promotes a secure Islamic self-image. It is meant for younger children, but older readers can also use it as inspiration to produce their own songs and rhymes. Most importantly teachers and parents can use this as a resource for teaching about the purpose of Islamic celebrations.

A factual book aimed at Muslim children who live and non-Muslim societies. This Islamic story has been thought and written for Muslim children born and raised outside of their parents’ country of origin (i.e.: European and Muslim American, etc.), to help them understand the notion of Ramadan in a simple and fun way, mentioning that Ramadan is a lot more than simply not eating and drinking from dawn until sunset. This Muslim book uses Islamic concepts coming from the Quran (Qur’an) and explained in a way that is easily understood by Muslim kids.

This book is a fasting journey of a kitty in a warm muslim house during Ramadan. Kids will learn about ramadan while enjoy the story of the little kitty.

Ramadan is a month-long observance when Muslims all over the world spend more time with each other, emphasize charitable works, fast, pray, and break their daily fast each night together. It’s a time meant to focus on things such as sharing, empathy, compassion, generosity, and selflessness. These ideals are wonderfully illustrated here in Greg Paprocki’s inimitable style for each of the 26 letters of the alphabet.

Ramadan Mubarak is a delightful board book to introduce the child to the meaning of Ramadan and its actions: The doors of Paradise are open in Ramadan We fast, pray and read the Quran during Ramadan The fasting person learns patience and self-discipline We develop a sense of compassion and sympathy We try to do good deeds and maintain good habits In the end, we celebrate Eid ul Fitr with a big feast

Islamic Bookstore Summary: Meetah Sahib was the grumpiest old man anyone had ever seen. He disliked everything sweet and pretty, but most of all Meetah Sahib disliked Eid. The only thing he did on Eid was put up signs on his windows and doors which said; “Go Away” and “Clear Off”. Little Harris felt sorry for poor Meetah Sahib and decided to give him a gift. As usual Meetah Sahib was wearing his grouchy old frown, but Harris placed the gift in his hands and ran back home. Meetah Sahib had never received an Eid gift before and after he opened it, something strange began to happen. His teeny tiny smile became bigger and bigger until finally he broke into a laugh. This is a warm tale of an old man changing his ways because of a small Eid kindness.

Eid Stories Institute Summary: It’s Eid-ul-Adha and some farm animals gather hoping they will get picked for Eid. Sheep comes along hoping it too will be picked. When the animals say he looks too shabby, poor Sheep begins to cry. The shabby sheep cries so much that he makes a huge puddle! How can the animals make up for their hurtful comments? Find out what happens!

Baba brings a lamb for Eid-ul-Adha. Mama tells the children only to feed it and not to play with it. But while the children feed the lamb they soon begin to play with it. They love the new lamb and name it Hibby. On the first day of Eid-ul-Adha Baba announces that the lamb will be taken for Udhiyah. Hessa, Hamad, Hina and Hadi have only one thing to say to the lamb, “Run, Hibby run!”

This book is the first of its kind in the Islamic it was created to be the Muslim child’s companion throughout the holy month of Ramadan. It is a clever combination of fun activities and valuable Islamic knowledge, beginning from the first day of Ramadan and ending on the first day of Eid.The book contains the followingA chart of acts of worship and good deeds so children can track their performance32 activities, including paper crafts, games, stories, poems, adhkar, and a variety of supplications23 hadith and 30 questions and answers (the moon and its phases, hijri months and their names)Ramadan Crescent will be the perfect encouragement for your little ones to get excited about Ramadan and to commit to praying, fasting, and reading the Quran. Your children will love every moment spent with Ramadan Crescent and the holy month will be far from boring.We pray to Allah, the All-Hearing, that He rewards us for this project and that it is of benefit to children all over the world.For more info, check these detailedCrescent of Ramadan - IntroductionCrescent of Ramadan - 1st DayCrescent of Ramadan - 2nd DayCrescent of Ramadan - 9th DayCrescent of Ramadan - Stories inside book

It's the first day of Ramadan and Hannah wants to be a part of this important month every way she can. But if she's too young to fast, how can she observe Ramadan? By saving the world, Dada Jaan tells her. And so Hannah learns that by helping her friends and neighbors and by showing kindness and generosity, she can make the world a better place.

Lia, Jaden, and Elle are siblings with silly stuffed animals who are very much a part of the family. In this story they are excited for their holiday to begin. Lia, the oldest, tells the others about the Ramadan fun during the month-long holiday. They bake cookies and Monkey, Puppy, and Fox get very messy and need a bath. They collect presents to give to children in need and Puppy falls asleep in the bag! Lia tells Jaden that the Ramadan gift bags grow during the month and his imagination makes them all giggle. In the end Lia worries that she will not find the right Ramadan gift for her parents and her mother tells her that she has already given them the best gift. "Ramadan is about thinking of others and that is exactly what they did." Our Story Place, an organization dedicated to reducing discrimination by creating a literary space where all groups can celebrate the beautiful fabric of their beliefs with dignity and excitement.

Teachers Pay Teachers Summary: Maitha's shoes are old and worn. Mama takes Maitha to by a new pair. maitha is so happy to wear them to the tarawih prayer at the mosque. Between the prayer breaks Maitha keeps rushing out to make sure her new shoes are safe in the shoe rack. When it's time to go home Maitha rushes to the shoe rack. To her shock her shoes are gone!.

Eid-al-Fitr is here! It's time to celebrate! But what is Eid all about? Join Ilyas & Duck in this fantastically delightful story as they explore the fun and excitement of Eid while learning about the charitable nature of it all. Eid has never been so much fun!