It's Ramadan, Curious George

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For middle grade readers, this is an excellent resource book that breaks down the significance of Ramadan. In different chapters, it explores the fundamentals of Ramadan and Islam, cultural practices around the world, and community engagement, all with great stories and captivating photographs. Fiction Ramadan Books The Garden of My Imaan by Farhana Zia The event is celebrated as the month during which Muhammad received the initial revelations of the Quran Ramadan is a very special month that is observed by 1.8 billion Muslims all over the world. It falls on the ninth month of the Islamic calendar. It is one of the biggest religious events on the planet. The book talks about the five pillars of Islam and offers children a positive perception of the Islamic holy month of mercy, the Ramadan. This book is by Bharat Books and written by Amy Maranville. It is also a part of a Series about Indian Festivals called Toddler Tales. Good story but it may not be liked by many Muslim families as they mention that the family likes to gather around and sing on Eid. I get it that they may be referring to Qawwali (a form of singing) in Bengal but it is not Islamic so… you may have to explain to your children that Muslims don’t listen to music.

There are so many children’s books out there now on Ramadan that it can be hard to filter down to a few. This one always makes my list though, because it’s such an excellent introduction to Ramadan for little ones, and makes for fun family time reading as well. My Ramadan Dua Book by Farzana Rahman Information shared in a fun, narrative context is far more engaging for children, and the story is a popular way to explore the topic.Rameena is keen to help others for Ramadan, and as Eid arrives, she learns the true meaning of giving. Our fantastically illustrated new resources can help you engage your learners during this special event. Here are some of our favourites.

Follow the story of Laila, a curious young Muslim girl that wants to learn about Ramadan. Through a fun story for both children and parents, allow your kids to start comprehending religious concepts while also sparking their curiosity for further knowledge about their Islamic religion. The artwork in this book is so heartwarming! With its round motifs and buoyant colors, it depicts the adventure young Rashad partakes in during his first Ramadan. Another sweet story for young kids to learn about Ramadan and the diverse people who practice fasting. Ramadan: the Holy Month of Fasting by Ausma Zehanat Khan Laila has moved from Abu Dhabi in the Middle East to the US. She is very excited to finally be old enough to keep a fast but… will her class understand? What will they think? Do they even know about Ramadan? She is very anxious and eager to escape the lunchroom. It is a good book for both muslim children and also to introduce non muslims to what Ramadan is and why we celebrate it.

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If you want to research certain traditions and fundamental parts of Ramadan, this is a good place to expand your awareness. Hospitality and generosity are key to developing throughout the month, and this book explores Islamic traditions and teachings related to hospitality in Islam and beyond. Fasting In Islam and the Month of Ramadan by Ali Budak George is celebrating with his friend Kareem and his family. George helps Kareem with his first fast and joins in the evening celebration of tasting treats and enjoying a special meal. Then, George helps make gift baskets to donate to the needy, and watches for the crescent moon with the Man in the Yellow Hat. Finally, George joins in the Eid festivities to mark the end of his very first Ramadan.