0:48“He hasn't put it down since.”
Mariam & Yusuf · Dubai
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- The story: A personalized Ramadan story for boys ages 4 to 8. Your child follows the hero through his first fast, sharing Suhoor and Iftar with his family, reading the Quran, helping his mother, and attending Taraweeh prayers with his father.
- Why it matters: Ramadan is presented as more than going without food and drink. The story explores intention, honesty, patience, and caring for people in need, including choosing honesty when nobody else is watching.
- How it helps your child: It invites discussion about feelings, commitment, and compassion. The accompanying guidance also suggests a charity savings box, offering a simple way to connect the story’s message with giving.
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0:41“Our new bedtime favourite.”
The Al-Rashid family · Sharjah
0:37“Best gift we've ever given.”
Layla H. · Abu Dhabi
0:29“Pure joy on his face.”
Omar K. · Al Ain
0:22“Arrived wrapped like a present.”
Noura S. · Dubai
20 ratings · 20 written reviews
What families say about this story
5.0 out of 5
He was happy that the story had a big family Iftar. It felt like a cosy read.
Anonymous
The story gave us an easy way to talk about being patient and sharing at home.
Anonymous
A sweet Ramadan present from a friend. He asked to read it with us more than once.
Anonymous
He liked looking at it with his cousin while the family was together.
Anonymous
We brought it out one evening in Ramadan and he kept it beside his other bedtime books.
Anonymous
We ended up talking about being patient while waiting for Iftar. He was happy when everyone finally sat down together in the story.
Anonymous
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