· Umm Aishah · Seasonal · 1 min read
Ramadan & Eid Coloring Pages to Make the Month Unforgettable
From the first sighting of the crescent to the joy of Eid, coloring pages can anchor your child's memories of the blessed month.
Ramadan comes and goes quickly, and young children feel its specialness mostly through what they can see and touch. Colouring gives that feeling a shape they can hold.
Build the month around small, happy rituals
- Day 1: Colour the Ramadan lantern page and hang it by the window. Let it signal: the month of the Quran has begun.
- Each week: Add one coloured piece to a “Ramadan wall” in the kitchen.
- Eid morning: Replace the lantern with a crescent-and-star picture they coloured themselves.
Pair with our bigger pack
If you want a full 30 days, our Ramadan Activity Pack includes a countdown calendar, good-deeds tracker, and ten coloring pages — all free. The lantern page here is a perfect single-page companion when you only need one focus.
Tie it back to worship
As they colour, remind them gently:
- “We fast to learn taqwa — Allah-consciousness.”
- “The lantern reminds us the Prophet (ﷺ) received the Quran in the cave.”
- “On Eid we thank Allah for the strength He gave us.”
More coloring to explore
- Mosque coloring page
- Islamic geometric patterns
- Names of Allah coloring page
- Our general Islamic coloring pages for kids guide
May Allah let us reach Ramadan, fill it with worship, and accept it from us. Ameen.
