There are so many wonderful picture books featuring Muslim main characters that aren’t just about Ramadan or Eid. Here is a list of my favorites! Bonus, by purchasing these books or requesting them at your library, you are supporting Muslim … Continue reading Top Rated Picture Books With Muslim Main Characters [2022]
The art of Asian artists rivals those of their western counterparts. But when I was in school, art history timelines started with European cave paintings and ended in western modern art. As an adult, I learned that Japanese artist Hokusai’s … Continue reading Lesson + Activity: Folk Inspired Art of Indian Artist Jamini Roy
My small kids had a big question, “Why do Muslims pray toward the Kaaba?” They were wise enough to know, Muslims pray toward, not to, the Kaaba. They inspired me to create this lesson and craft so that I could … Continue reading How To: Watercolor Collage Kaaba Unity Craft For Eid al-Adha
I can’t believe Eid is tomorrow! With all the enthusiasm that I throw into Ramadan preparation, I always seem to fall short when it comes to Eid. But this year, I wanted to create Eid favors for my kids’ classmates. … Continue reading Easy Eidi Envelope and Sadaqah Classroom Eid Favor
One question I often hear is, ” Do you have suggestions for books to read to my child’s class during Ramadan?” Well yes, I do! Below is a list of books written by Muslim authors, which are wonderful to read … Continue reading The Must-Have Ramadan Books By Muslim Authors
Ramadan is a time for peace, love, and kindness. So this Ramadan I wanted to create a craft for my kids that was kind to the earth and also something they could gift family members. Along with being eco-friendly, it … Continue reading How To Make A Plantable Ramadan Moon Seed Gift
It’s Black History Month, which means a new coloring page addition to my Black Muslim History Month Coloring Book. If you are a history buff like me, you might enjoy my article, The Untold Stories Of Black (Muslim) History Month and if … Continue reading [Free Printables] Teach Kids About Black Muslim History in the U.S.
When I experienced my first American winter, at age 5, I was mesmerized by the evergreens dressed up in baubles and lights. The foreign fir captured my heart. But my ammu said, “Christmas trees are for Christians.” I wondered what … Continue reading The Evolution Of Evergreens: A Symbol Of Life
For anyone who has ever hosted an event, you know the time, resources, and often stress required to pull off a gathering of family and friends. Hosts deserve thoughtful gifts that reflect just how much we appreciate them! I’ve curated … Continue reading Unique Hostess Gifts You’ll Love To Give
Growing up I knew prayer was an important way to show devotion. But only as an adult did I understand the mental health benefits of prayer. David H. Rosmarin, assistant professor of psychology at Harvard Medical School and director of … Continue reading How To Introduce Prayer To Small Children
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