With school out and summer here, little ones may be accompanying you to the mosque for night prayer (tarawih). Have them make a tarawih tote bag to fill up with activities they can take along to tarawih prayer. If your mosque has a babysitting program, have your child write their name on the tarawih tote…
Use our large 8 pointed star cookie cutter to make delightful pancakes for Ramadan. Make them for your pre-fasting meal or for kids on the weekend. They’re a great way to add some cheer to your Ramadan celebrations. You will need: Pancake batter Large 8 pointed star cookie cutter (limited edition) Non-stick food spray Steps: Place…
For a charming kid’s craft this Ramadan, make date and candy lollipops. Palm trees and fun characters will keep kids occupied during long summer afternoons – or if you’re hosting a dinner party, it’s a great craft to put out on the kids table. This craft uses gelatin free gummy candy and pitless honey dates,…
In some Muslims cultures, lanterns are heavily associated with Ramadan. Tradition has it, before electricity, lanterns were taken outside to help spot the crescent moon signaling the beginning and end of Ramadan. This Ramadan, combine tradition with this age-old North American candy craft to make Ramadan candy lanterns. Hang by a window, wear as jewellry…
Make a Ramadan date place setting! With a few simple materials, you can make this craft in a matter of minutes for a special touch to your Ramadan table. This craft uses supermarket pitless dates that already have a hole in the center. A sturdy North African honey date is best for this project. To…
Make everyday pizza special for Ramadan by adding 8 pointed star salami toppings. Kids will love it for lunch – and they can help make it too! For an older crowd, add touches like fresh basil or asiago cheese and serve as finger food for an iftar party. Ingredients and Supplies 1 bag bakery pizza…
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…