One Ramadan evening, a knock at the door, brings a new guest, with one meal more. You’re invited to join a multicultural iftar meal celebrating the Muslim month of Ramadan, with iconic food from around the world.An inclusive Ramadan counting story from the best-selling author of How Big Is Allah? and Owl & Cat.Join a diverse group of Muslim women for a meal celebrating the Islamic month of Ramadan. Meals from the Middle East, Asia, Africa, the Americas, and Europe. From best-selling children's book author Emma Apple, and the Indie Muslim and Mainstream Children's Book publisher Little Moon Books.Topics of interest: Muslim children's books, Islamic children's books, Ramadan children's books, Holiday children's books, Eid children's books, Cultural food for children, Diverse books for children, Books about Islam, Books about Ramadan, Books about Muslims.

Join Sofia and her mom and dad who spend Eid - the Islamic holiday celebrating the end of Ramadan - with her Mexican grandmother, who is not Muslim but chooses to throw them a festive breakfast which includes traditional Mexican food, decorations, and activities.

Farrah Qazi is the author of Zachariah's Perfect Day, a beautiful book chronicling the first fasting day of a young Muslim boy. The book discusses the typical routine of Muslim families who fast during the month of Ramadan. It explains the purpose and benefit of fasting. It also speaks of the joy, peace and gratitude that envelop this holy month. The book is easy to read, and will be enjoyed by people of all faiths. Farrah Qazi is an author, lawyer, mother and tireless advocate for human rights and cohesive communities. Through her books, she hopes to foster better communication and appreciation between all cultures and religions. She is also a strong supporter of books and events that promote multiculturalism and diversity.

Ramadan Rhymes includes several songs about fasting to encourage young children to look forward to being old enough to fast, as well as rhymes about sighting the new moon, reading the Qur'an, praising Allah SWT, asking for forgiveness, and celebrating 'Eid. It loosely follows the Ramadan journey of three children who are fasting for the first time – Noor, Hicham, and Ali. Young Muslims can learn about fasting in a fun way and can discover ways they can participate in worship of Allah SWT during the blessed month – for example, by feeding someone, praying, and being good. The nursery rhymes colouring book can be used with the free videos on YouTube ('Elizabeth Lymer' channel) meaning young children can be happily immersed in Ramadan through rhymes and colouring while their parents are reading the Qur'an and fasting.

Are you looking for Ramadan books for toddlers or older children? Ramadan's Coming is a beautifully illustrated rhyming book showing multi-cultural families from around the world as they: ~ prepare for Ramadan ~ take part in the blessed month ~ and celebrate Eid

Teachings for toddlers and young children. Inside this board book toddlers and young children will find out about the beautiful holy month of Ramadan, it's meaning and purpose, as well as how and why it is celebrated.

Happy Prayer Place Summary: This is a beautiful book about a family's favourite Ramadan moments. beautifully illustrated and written by beloved children's author from the United Arab Emirates, Maitha Al Khayat. Purchase your autographed copy from Happy Prayer Place, whilst stocks last!

I Love Ramadan is an English/Arabic bilingual book. It is part of a series that teaches children about the pillars and traditions of Islam. The cheerful illustrations of this story introduce children to Ramadan and show how a young boy observes the holy month.

Ramadan is a month of fasting, a month of extra prayer, du'a and doing good deeds. It is a special time of year for all Muslims. Nabeela loves the month of Ramadan . It is her favorite month of the year. Find out what are the 10 Things she loves about Ramadan.

Once Upon an Eid is a collection of short stories that showcases the most brilliant Muslim voices writing today, all about the most joyful holiday of the year: Eid! Eid: The short, single-syllable word conjures up a variety of feelings and memories for Muslims. Maybe it’s waking up to the sound of frying samosas or the comfort of bean pie, maybe it’s the pleasure of putting on a new outfit for Eid prayers, or maybe it’s the gift giving and holiday parties to come that day. Whatever it may be, for those who cherish this day of celebration, the emotional responses may be summed up in another short and sweet word: joy. The anthology will also include a poem, graphic-novel chapter, and spot illustrations.

This book is for small children with just a few words on each page. It helps children learn about the concepts of friendship, family and acceptance. There is no story; just a humorous illustration and differing endings to “Ramadan is…”

This is one of a series of books about Hamza (www.Hamza The Muslim Boy). Young Hamza decides he wants to fast. Of course it’s very difficult for him. Being hungry makes him aggravated and frustrated so he kicks a ball as hard as he can in the house. He feels sorry for the children who don’t get to eat anything, but no matter how hard he tries he cannot forget food. Finally he decides to steal a cookie and eat it, but then decides to be better and save the cookie until later. A few minutes later he is very happy to have his sister say it is time to break your first fast. The book is very cute with cartoonish illustrations.

This is a beautifully told story, based on the life of a Turkish woman, about a girl who was a drummer, walking in the streets to wake people for suhur every morning during Ramadan

A young girl fails when she tries to fast the first day of Ramadan. Her grandmother helps her realize that she can participate in Ramadan by helping others. Excellent authors note explaining Ramadan for non-Muslims.

Is a very accurate book aimed at grades one through three with a larger font. It is written for non-Muslims but there is much information for Muslim children as well. It would be excellent especially for public schools.