A Collection of Eid songs from around the world, joined with hadith narrations about Eid. This is a new, bright array of songs and narratives reflecting the joy of the Eid Festivals - celebrated around the world in culturally diverse ways. Track list:

1. Eid Takbirat (Zain Bhikha)
2. Hadith- These Are Our Eids
3. Eid-un-Sa-Eid-un (Zaun Bhikha)
4. Hadith- Charity on Eid (Zakatul Fitr)
5. Eid Is For Everyone (Irfan Makki)
6. Hadith- Ettiquettes of Eid Prayer
7. 'Ibadat Hajji (Qatrunada)
8. Hadith- Khutbah on Eid Day
9. Eid Ayi (Eid Has Come) (Kamran Hasan)
10. Hadith- Following the Eid Day
11. Eid Is Here (Irfan Makki)
12. Hadith- Women on Eid Day
13. Eid Is Here (Irfan Makki)
14. Hadith- Singing and Merriment on The Days of Eid
15. These Are The Days of Eid (Dawud Wharnsby Ali)
16. Hadith- Guidance for Eid Day
17. Eid Ayi Heh (Eid Is Here) (Kamran Hasan)
18. Haidth- These Are Our Eids (Reprise)
19. Days of Joy (Saad Omar)
20. About Sound Vision

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.

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.

INTRODUCING HAMZA THE MUSLIM BOY
You don't have to waste hours online looking for great childrens books or spend time going through countless books at your local Islamic bookstore because we have created the solution right here. Let your children follow along as Hamza is taken on whirlwind adventures as he learns more about Islam and being a good muslim. Growing up in the western world, Hamza and his family (Papa, Mama, brother Ali and sister Aisha) face many challenges every day. We are in the process of developing many products that will revolve around Hamza and teach children more about Islam in a fun and educational manner. We have started by developing a series of books about Hamza on various Islamic topics. We will eventually release other products, games and software related to Hamza that will further enhance your child's Islamic learning experience.
FOLLOW ALONG AS HAMZA ATTEMPTS HIS FIRST FAST
In the first of a series of books, Hamza learns about Ramadan and what fasting is all about in the book "Hamza's First Fast." Although he is much to young to start fasting, Hamza does attempt to complete his first fast and learns about the meaning of Ramadan and why fasting is important. With vibrant colours and attention-grabbing story writing, your child will enjoy following the adventures of little Hamza as he learns more about being a muslim and staying out of trouble. Will Hamza be able to keep his fast or will he break it hoping that nobody will find out? Find out by purchasing the first book titled, "Hamza's First Fast."

Hamza is 5 years old and has just started kindergarten. Hamza is a very curious and energetic boy. Having a lot of energy, Hamza is constantly getting into trouble. He loves to ask questions and learn more about Islam. He loves to be the center of attention and has a wild imagination. Follow along as Hamza learns about Eid-ul-Adha in yet another adventurous way!

Hamza is 5 years old and has just started kindergarten. Hamza is a very curious and energetic boy.
Having a lot of energy, Hamza is constantly getting into trouble. He loves to ask questions and learn more about Islam. He loves to be the center of attention and has a wild imagination.
Follow along as Hamza learns about Hajj, in yet another adventure!

When my friend's daughter, Leila, told her classmates that she won't be joining them at lunch time they couldn't understand. They asked her to hide and eat, or at least to drink. Some even thought she was punished or given a time out! Leila was simply practicing one of the pillars of Islam, which is fasting the month of Ramadan.

When she told me about the incident, I went to her middle school and gave a small speech about Ramadan to two classes. The response was a wakeup call for me. Ramadan is still not defined in the minds of many kids and teenagers in the United States.

This book tries to answer basic questions about Ramadan. It also offers some glimpses of the ways different American Muslim communities celebrate this holy month.

A delightfully delicious story about the festival of Eid and a whole lot more. Eid-al-Fitr is here! It's time to celebrate! But what is Eid all about? Join Ilyas & Duck in this fantastically delightful, award-winning 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!