An American Muslim family celebrates Ramadan!
Join Ibrahim and his family from New Jersey as they take you through the month of Ramadan. Fasting, zakat, gathering as a family, praying in the mosque and preparing for Eid are all well presented in a warm and endearing style. Photographs help bring the story to life.
The book is highly recommended to explain Ramadan to friends and in public schools. A good read for older children and younger students who will enjoy the story and pictures.

Games, stories, coloring, art projects, recipes and good deed charts help pass the time while fasting, and keep little ones busy while learning about Ramadan.
This fun pack includes twenty-one pages of coloring, arts and crafts, stories, games, fill in the blanks and poems.
Children will learn about Laylat-ul-Qadr, Prophet Muhammad's generosity, revelation of the Qur'an, Eid and fasting.

The activity book, crayons and game pieces are also included in a plastic pack.

Ramadan fun pack is highly recommended as a source of fun ideas which could be adapted for use in supporting in Ramadan and Eid.
A great way to get children excited about the virtues of Ramadan, this colorful fun pack will keep them busy for hours.
This fun pack will bring joy to the young both at home and in the classroom.

Beautifully illustrated, this book is a charming collection of three major celebrations of Islam: Ramadan, Eid al-Fitr, and Eid al-Adha respectively. It’s lovingly written to provide Muslims and non-Muslims with a personal glimpse of how two Muslim families celebrate the Holy Days of Ramadan, Eid al Fitr and Eid al Adha. The three main characters in these stories take readers into their homes to witness each of their families' holiday preparations. The stories depict the meanings and express the personal significance of these traditions. Hard Cover and Excellent introduction for public schools.

This delightful book of Eid songs combines entertainment with learning and includes beautiful artistic illustrations. It teaches about Eid-ul-Fitr, Eid-ul-Adha and Ramadan. It stimulates listening skills, helps establish reading readiness, and promotes a secure, satisfying Islamic self-image. It is meant for younger children but older readers can also use it as a stimulus 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.

Islamic Fun books are designed to help children learn more about Islam in a creative and interesting manner. The books contain imaginative and interesting activities and illustrations to attract the attention of young children. Parents and teachers will find such books useful in teaching today's children about Islamic beliefs and practices.
My Ramadan Fun Book is for ages 7-10, and has activities on the following themes:

• Significance of the month of Ramadan
  
• Fasting and its benefits
  
• Recitation of the Holy Qur'an
  
• Respecting the Masjid
  
• Hunger around the world
  
• Plus word searches, crosswords and other puzzles.

The book attempts to instill a love and understanding of the Qur'an—the Book of Allah.

Eid, which means "happiness" is the most joyous festival of the Muslim calendar. Eid-ul-Fitr is the first day after the month-long fasting of Ramadan. Muslims throughout the world prepare for this day. They give food and money to the poor. They clean their homes, wear their best clothes and prepare special sweets for the family and friends. They also attend special Eid prayers in the mosque or in an open area. This little book on Eid-u1-Fitr tells the story of two young children living in London-how they celebrate their Eid by visiting the mosque, meeting their friends, eating delicious food, and enjoying carnival rides. And how their parents explain to them the true meaning of Eid-ul-Fitr.