0:48“He hasn't put it down since.”
Mariam & Yusuf · Dubai
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- The story: A personalized Ramadan story for girls ages 4 to 8. Your child follows the heroine through her first fast, from Suhoor and reading the Quran to helping her mother prepare Iftar and joining her for Taraweeh prayers.
- Why it matters: The story explores the meaning behind Ramadan practices, including intention, patience, honesty, and love for Allah. It connects hunger with remembering and giving to people in need.
- How it helps your child: It opens conversations about being honest when nobody else is watching and expressing feelings during a new experience. It also encourages participation in family activities and understanding charity as a way to help others.
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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
A friend chose this for our daughter, and she enjoyed sharing it with her little sister.
Anonymous
It became one of our gentle reads after dinner. She always noticed the family scenes.
Anonymous
She was happy to see a Ramadan story that ends with everyone together at Iftar.
Anonymous
Her grandmother gave her this book and they enjoyed looking through it together.
Anonymous
We kept this near the sofa during Ramadan and she often picked it for a quiet read.
Anonymous
We got talking about sharing after reading this. She wanted to know what she could give to someone else.
Anonymous
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