Surprise a loved one this adorable Ramadan balloon bouquet – it will definitely get the kids squealing in delight. For an airy look, pair a 34″ crescent moon balloon with clear latex balloons. Embellish the crescent moon with a smile and rosy cheeks. On the clear balloons, handwrite phrases like “It’s Here! It’s Here!” and…
One Ramadan tradition consistent across Muslim cultures is to break fast with dates. As a nod to that tradition, make recycled date pit napkin rings for Ramadan. Their rustic look add a lovely cottage country detail to your dinner table  – and they are a great way to be eco-conscious during the holy month. Materials…
The 8 pointed star is one of the most prominent symbols in Islamic art and architecture. Emma Clark, in her book, The Art of the Islamic Garden, explains that the 8 pointed star represents God’s Throne. This is because a verse in the Quran states that on the Day of Judgement, 8 angels will flank…
In some Muslim cultures, lanterns are heavily associated with Ramadan. Before electricity, lanterns were carried outdoors to help spot the crescent moon which indicates the start of Ramadan. For a fun treat for kids, make Ramadan lantern sandwiches with peanut butter and jam – the jam gives the lanterns a stained glass look! Ingredients and…
3am meals don’t have to be boring! Before a long day of fasting, make sure you get your protein with this festive 8 pointed star egg – a symbol of hope and mercy. It’s frequently used in Islamic art and architecture. Ingredients and Supplies 2 eggs, yolks and whites separated Non-stick spray or oil Non-stick…
3am meals don’t have to be boring! Before a long day of fasting, make sure you get your protein with this festive egg breakfast shaped into an 8 pointed star – a symbol of hope. Ingredients and Supplies 2 eggs, yolks and whites separated Non-stick spray or oil Non-stick fry pan Bamboo skewer Spatula Large…
In some Muslim cultures, lanterns are heavily associated with Ramadan. Before electricity, lanterns were carried outdoors to help spot the crescent moon which indicates the start of Ramadan. For a fun treat for kids, make lantern sandwiches with peanut butter and jam – the jam gives the lanterns a stained glass look! Ingredients and Supplies…
Nothing says “love” like some fresh baked pie. Ring in Ramadan by sending off pies to family and friends made with seasonal summertime fruit. Use our Ramadan pie stickers to add a personal touch to your bakery box. The stickers read, “Sending you love and pie this Ramadan”, and include space to write who it’s…
Bring a bit of festivity into your home with this DIY tablecloth hand painted with the greetings, “Ramadan Mubarak”. You don’t need to be an Islamic arts calligrapher for this project – we promise! Simply download our clipart and follow the easy instructions. A fun weekend project, you’ll be pleased to pull out this tablecloth…
In North America, British Christmas crackers grace holiday tables year round, not just December. From Valentine’s Day, to Halloween to Hannukah, every holiday has its own version of these crackers. Here’s how to make Ramadan party crackers. Use brightly coloured crepe paper, embellish with the symbol of Islam (in gold no less!) and tie with…