Days of Eid Blog

Ramadan has much more to it than the physical fast. It is also a time of self-care: 

rejuvenation, healing, and growth. As Muslims, we have a duty to take care of our physical and mental health by taking time to reflect and purify our hearts

We’re always looking for ways to improve ourselves and learn more. There's a lot of value in podcasts. What better way to enrich your mind as you drive to work or do chores around the house? Plus, they’re free! Below is your ultimate guide to 5 different podcasts that you can enjoy, especially in Ramadan! 

If there's anything we need more of, it's ways to keep kids occupied during long fasts that also allow them to get into the Ramadan spirit. Try these paper lanterns for a fun way to do both! 

There are so many options for Islam inspired prints that you can buy framed, or to download  digitally and print to your own dimensions. Like every other detail in your home, the art you chose can say a lot about you. Celebrate your culture and who you are with these great prints. 

The perfect coffee table book is bold, aesthetically pleasing, and about something that you're passionate about. 

Eid al Adha is about more than just slaughtering sheep, or remembering the sacrificial components of our holiday. It’s also about the importance of having tawakkul in the Master Plan of Allah (SWT). 

Already planning your Eid Table or want to make your last Iftar gatherings extra special? Check out today's blogpost with tips on how to make the perfect holiday table.⁠

For some people, due to illness or other factors, participating in Ramadan fasts isn't an option. Heba Subeh author of Maymunah's Musings offers some wisdom about the guilt that comes with not being able to fast.

“I can’t remember when and how I learned how to pray. I don’t even know who taught me.” To which he responded, “You learned by watching.”   

Making sure your little ones feel involved and engaged all 30 days of Ramadan is a hard task. I find that books are a great tool for doing just that.