Ramadan & Eid

Guides

• The Authentic Dua for Breaking the Fast: A Kids' Guide (With Meaning) The iftar dua the Prophet (ﷺ) said, in Arabic with transliteration and a child-friendly meaning, when to say it, and how we teach it to little ones at the iftar table.
• Ramadan Activities for Toddlers and Preschoolers (Sunnah-Based, No Music) Simple Ramadan activities for children aged 18 months to 5 years: iftar table jobs, date counting, a busy basket inspired by the Companions, sadaqah jars and calm Qur'an time. No music, no faces, no special supplies.
• Ramadan Good Deeds Chart for Kids: 30 Days of Sunnah Deeds (Free Printable) A 30-day Ramadan good deeds list for children, every deed rooted in the Qur'an and authentic Sunnah, plus how to use a good deeds chart without turning worship into a prize race.
• Ramadan Journal for Kids: A 30-Day Printable (Fasting, Qur'an, Salah, Deeds) How to set up a simple Ramadan journal for children aged 6 to 12: what goes on each daily page, weekly reflection prompts, age-by-age tips, and how to keep it about Allah rather than the ticks.
• A Realistic Ramadan Qur'an Plan for Kids (By Age) Qur'an goals for children in Ramadan that they can actually reach: listening goals for little ones, short surahs for early readers, page-a-day reading for older children, and a simple daily routine to make it stick.
• Free Ramadan Worksheets for Kids (PDF): Word Search, Maze, Dua Tracing The Ramadan worksheets we actually use at home, by age: a word search, a masjid maze, iftar dua tracing, a true-or-false Sunnah quiz with sources, and more. Faceless, music-free and free to print.
• Teaching Children to Fast Gradually: A Sunnah-Based Guide by Age (Ramadan 2027) How the Companions trained their children to fast, and a gentle, age-by-age plan to help your own children build up to a full Ramadan fast, with authentic sources.
• A Sunnah-Based Ramadan Planner for Muslim Mums (Ramadan 2027) A calm, practical Ramadan planner for mothers: what is authentically established in Ramadan, what is not, and a simple family routine you can actually keep with small children.
• Ramadan Activities for Kids: 30 Sunnah-Based Ideas + Free Printable Planner Simple, sunnah-based Ramadan activities for toddlers to tweens: a daily activity calendar, dua cards, a Qur'an journal and a family routine. Free printables, no pictures of living beings.
• The Last Ten Nights of Ramadan with Children: A Simple Sunnah Family Plan How the Prophet (ﷺ) woke his family in the last ten nights, the authentic Laylat al-Qadr dua, and a realistic night-by-night worship plan for mothers with young children.
• Zakat al-Fitr Explained for Families and Kids: What, When and How Much A clear family guide to Zakat al-Fitr: who pays it, how much a sa' is, why it is given as food, when it must be given, and simple ways to involve your children.
• Eid Activities for Kids, the Sunnah Way: Takbir, Ghusl, Dates and More Make Eid al-Fitr joyful and authentic: the takbir with its source, ghusl, eating dates before the prayer, taking a different route home, and simple activities for children.

Printables and tools

• Ramadan Activity Calendar

  A Ramadan activity calendar for children: one simple activity for each day of the month.

  Free pack
• Islamic Calendar

  Printable Islamic calendar style chart for the family wall.

  PDF
• Islamic months chart

  The 12 Hijri months with Arabic names and transliteration.

  PDF
• Ramadan planner

  30 days of Qur'an goals, duas and a zakat calculator.

  Online tool
• Islamic calendar

  Hijri dates and the legislated days of each month.

  Online tool

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