Ramadan Crafts 2007

A special thank you to all contributors to this Ramadan crafts compilation! Have a blessed Ramadan!

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ABCs of Ramadan..................................................................................................................................... 3 Calendar Chain.......................................................................................................................................... 4 Date Chain ................................................................................................................................................. 5 Elegant Candle........................................................................................................................................... 6 Dates from Tree to Table ........................................................................................................................... 7 Fanoos........................................................................................................................................................ 8 High Ceiling Mosaic ................................................................................................................................ 10 Henna Cones............................................................................................................................................ 11 Henna Hands ........................................................................................................................................... 13 Illuminated Masjid ................................................................................................................................... 14 Magnets.................................................................................................................................................... 15 Mobile: Masjid......................................................................................................................................... 16 Mobile: Masjid II ..................................................................................................................................... 18 Mobile: Moon and Stars........................................................................................................................... 20 Moon over Mecca..................................................................................................................................... 21 Mosaic Sun Catcher ................................................................................................................................. 22 Patchwork Skirt........................................................................................................................................ 23 Pillars of Islam......................................................................................................................................... 24 Prayer Rug Patterns................................................................................................................................. 25 Ramadan Journal..................................................................................................................................... 26 Ramadan Blessing Tree............................................................................................................................ 27 Ramadan Calendar .................................................................................................................................. 28 Ramadan Calendar II............................................................................................................................... 29 Ramadan Collage..................................................................................................................................... 31 Ramadan Diorama................................................................................................................................... 32 More Ideas............................................................................................................................................ 33

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ABCs of Ramadan
Source: http://www.mamanmusulmanes.net Materials Needed: White paper Crayons or markers Islamic patterns and illustrations Scissors Glue

Instructions: You can create this project during the entire month of Ramadan (on average one letter a day) and have a finished ABC book on Eid. Write each letter on the top of the page (in different styles or fonts) and illustrate. Examples for the ABCs of Ramadan could be: A B C D E F G H I J K L M Allah Abstain Bismillah Basboosa Crescent Duaa Dates Eid ul Fitr Fajr Fasting Good deeds Halawa Harira Iftar Jamaah Konafa Laylatul Qadr Milk N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Nahaar One Prayer - Prophet Quran Qamar el deen Ramadan Suhoor Taraweeh Ummah Virtues Water eXellent Yawm Zakatul Fitr

Examples partly taken from Talibiddeen Jr.s e-book A Ramadan Alphabet

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Calendar Chain
Source: http://www.submission.org Materials Needed: Colored construction paper Glue or tape String or ribbon

Instructions: Cut colored strips of construction paper into approx. 8" lengths. (30 strips for each child). Glue or staple strips of construction paper into a chain. You will need 30 links (rings) in your chain (One for each day until the end of Ramadan). Make a pretty pattern; alternate the colors of the rings. You may attach the completed chain to the bottom of your designed masjid (see Mobile: Masjid project) or to other designs, e.g. a large crescent, or a star. Hang it on a wall or in a doorway. Everyday neatly tear off one of the rings all the way to the end of Ramadan. Remind the children that Ramadan can be either 29 or 30 days.

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Date Chain
Source: Umm Layla http://ummlayla.blogspot.com/2005/10/ramadan-craft.html (Visit the Umm Laylas blog for detailed images and step-by-step instructions.)

Materials Needed: 2 rolls colored cellophane Dates Curling ribbon Piece of cardboard

Instructions: First you cut a piece of cellophane in a rectangle (half the length of the roll and about 6 inches tall) and lay the dates in it. Then you roll the dates up like a cigar. Then you tie either end like a tootsie roll. Then, you fold the roll in half and tie a ribbon towards the dates to make a cellophane loop. And you nee to repeat the first steps until you have 30 bunches. Now, you use a ribbon and connect the bunches by their loops. Be sure to have all the loops facing the same direction. And, tie the ribbon in a bow so the kids can just pull one end of the bow to release the bunch for the day. Finally, secure the whole thing to a piece of cardboard through 2 holes and two pieces of the ribbon looped through the last cellophane hole.

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Elegant Candle
Source: http://www.kaboose.com Materials Needed: Candles - drip less are the best. The candles can be any length. Hot glue gun Glitter hot glue sticks - you can buy these at any craft or fabric store.

Instructions: Select a candle and glitter glue stick that is the color combination you want. Put the glitter glue stick in the hot glue gun and let it warm up. After the glue gun is warm just squeeze the glitter glue all over the candle (except for the wick and the bottom). You can make a pattern on the candle with the glue or just scribble the glitter glue all over the candle. This dries really fast but make sure to not get the glitter glue too far down to the bottom of the candle, as you want it to fit in a candleholder. This can make some very elegant candles depending on the color combination you use. One parent suggests that a red candle with gold glitter glue is quite striking.

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Dates from Tree to Table

Source: http://www.crayola.com Materials Needed: Colored pencils Glue Scissors File folders

Instructions: Create a triarama display to show your understanding of the role that date palms play in the observance of Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr. Open a recycled file folder and cut it into a square with Scissors. Fold the square into a triangle, and then fold it the other direction to make a smaller triangle. Open the file folder and cut along any one of the new folds from the edge into the center of the square. Slide the two triangles on either side of the cut on top of one another to form a floor and two-sided corner. Flatten out, noting which sides are walls and which triangle is the floor. With Colored Pencils, draw a scene of breaking the fast on the two walls. Include dates and water or other details. Add more visual information to indicate the time of day and location of the home. Decorate the floor of the triarama with a rug. Pop up your triarama and use Glue to seal the bottom triangle under the floor. On another piece of file folder, draw a date palm tree, ripe with dates ready to be picked. Cut another small piece of file folder and fold it to fit behind the trunk for support. Glue in place. Attach the tree to your scene.

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Fanoos
Source: http://www.americasmuslimfamily.com Materials Needed: Cardstock paper Metallic paper Colored tissue paper Scissors Ruler Pencil Hole puncher Glue stick

Instructions: Print out template (http://www.americasmuslimfamily.com/hullabaloo/fanoos/fanoos.html) on card stock or heavy paper, (if your printer will accept heavier paper or card stock, otherwise print it on regular paper and glue it to card stock-be sure to glue entire surface of paper!) Cut on the solid lines and score and fold on the dashed lines (score by using a straight edge and a pen and heavily mark on the lines on the inside of your fanoos, this makes it easier to fold it up in the end). Cut out the gray rectangles or cut any shapes you like, keeping in mind you want the colors to show through when youre done. You may want to ask an adult to cut them out with a craft knife instead of scissors. Use a hole puncher or a craft punch to cut out shapes in the top portions of your lantern. Using a glue stick paste around the holes youve made and cover them with brightly colored tissue paper. Glue or tape a piece of ribbon or yarn to the top of your fanoos. Coat the inside of the A flaps with your glue stick.

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Begin folding your fanoos, by lining up the A flaps over the B flaps-1 through 4. You may have to insert a pencil or your finger inside the final flaps so you can press the flap down on something firm. Hang your fanoos in a sunny window and youll see the colors light up! DO NOT PLACE NEAR A LIGHT OR FLAME!

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High Ceiling Mosaic

Source: http://www.crayola.com Materials Needed: Paint brushes Metallic pencils Model Magic Glue Glitter glue Scissors Newspaper Toothpicks Boxes/cardboard

Instructions: With Scissors, cut thin cardboard to fit over a box opening to be a faade. Cut an arch from the middle. Save the cutout piece. Roll a sheet of blue or white Crayola Model Magic. Roll smaller sheets of white, green, or other colors. Cut the small sheets into tiny pieces. Press these "tiles" into the first sheet to create a mosaic pattern. If you wish, use a toothpick to create a honeycomb effect in the mosaic. Lay the box on its back and fill it with lightly crumpled newspaper. Drape the mosaic over the top of the newspaper (when it dries it will hang from the top of the box like a vaulted ceiling). Attach the mosaic to the box with Glue. Air-dry the mosaic at least overnight. With Crayola Metallic Colored Pencils, decorate the cardboard faade and cutout piece in Arabic style with geometric and calligraphy designs. Use a Paint Brush to smooth on a thin layer of Glitter Glue to adorn the design. Air-dry the glue. Mix and roll out more Model Magic for the portals floor and sidewalls. For a marbleized effect, mix blue and white together just a bit. Air-dry the sheets. To assemble your portal, remove the newspaper. Glue the cutout arch piece to the back of the box. Glue the Model Magic sheets to the floor and walls. Glue the faade to the front. Air-dry your beautiful work of architecture!

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Henna Cones
Source: Sister Blake Materials Needed: Scissors Tape Mylar wrap Cellophane Rotary cutter and mat Basket wrap Small rubber bands Long pointy item (chopstick, skewer)

Instructions: If you are using Mylar tissue, keep hands moisturized, as you can not roll tissue Mylar if the humidity is low and your hands are dry, too much static electricity makes the tissue unmanageable. Cut Mylar tissue into 6x7 inch rectangles. Continue rolling till the cone is formed, using a small push pull motion to make the cone the length and width you like. When you come to the last bit, shift and pull the cone until the opening at the tip is the size you like. This can be adjusted until the opening is as small as a pin whole. Tape down the little tail, the 1 1/2 inches left over at the tip. Cut a small square piece of tape and wrap it around the very tip of the cone. This will hold the teensy, tiny opening in place and prevent any slippage or unwrapping.

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Tape over the seam on the outside using 2 pieces of tape approximately 1 1/2 inches long. Using a long item such as a chopstick or long pointy scissors, put a piece of tape inside the cone as far down as you can get it, place another piece further up the inside of the cone to secure the inside of the cone and keep it from unrolling as you use it. Your cone is now complete. You can fill 3-4cones with henna paste if you begin with 20 grams of dry powder. Fill the cone 1/2 to 2/3 rd's of the way with several tablespoons of henna. Give the cone one twist just above the paste and seal with a tiny rubber band. Scoot the rubber band down the length of the cone as you use it to keep the pressure consistent. These cones will last all day at an event without unrolling, unraveling, or developing sloppy, large tips.

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Henna Hands
Source: http://www.crayola.com Materials Needed: Fine line markers Erasable colored pencils Markers Construction paper

Instructions: Trace around your hands, spread apart, on construction paper with Erasable Colored Pencils. Between them, draw a Muslim girl, Hindu bride, or other female celebrating a special occasion. Color her skin with Multicultural Markers. Color her clothing (traditional or contemporary) with your colored pencils. Use a brown or red Fine Line Marker and your imagination to create henna-like designs on the hands. Make the art intricate and delicate. Write or present a description of the event that is being celebrated and the meaning of the symbols.

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Illuminated Masjid
Source: http://www.mamanmusulmanes.net Materials Needed: 1 colored paper (for walls) Colored tissue paper Scissors Glue or tape Crayons 1 tea light Miscellaneous decoration

Instructions: Draw a masjid with two walls, 2 doors and plenty of windows. Decorate the walls with colored paper and cut out the masjid. Cut out the doors and windows and glue or tape the tissue paper behind them. Decorate the doors and windows. Cut two stripes of paper and attach to the back of the masjid to close. Put a tea light inside the masjid and watch the masjid illuminate at night! Great centerpiece for your Iftar table!

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Magnets
Source: Sister Blake Materials Needed: inch round magnets Glass accent marbles with one side flat look in the floral section Glue that dries on clear Images Scissors

Instructions: Find images. Cut each image with your scissors to fit the magnet. Next, take your glue, using a drop the size of a pencil eraser or a little less; glue your image to the marble. Be careful not to use too much or the image will slide all over the place! After the glue dries, put a drop of glue, the same size as before, in the middle of the back of the letter. Then press down the magnet onto the back of the image. Let it dry for about an hour.

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Mobile: Masjid
Source: http://www.submission.org Materials Needed: Thin poster board Scissors Pencil Colored glitter Gold and silver glitter Glue String or ribbon

Instructions: Make a copy of an Islamic Design, for example a drawing of a simple masjid with a minaret, like the one above. You can simplify it to the best you can, depending on the ability and age of the children. Copy the Ramadan poem below in an attractive font to the size you need to place it inside the masjid picture. The poem can be split into two halves, with each half glued to the right or left side of the door of the mosque in the diagram, i.e. on top of the area of the windows in the diagram. Make additional copies after you have glued the poem inside for the amount of children participating. Glue pictures to thin cardboard, and then cut out around the outline of the masjid. Have children color and/or decorate with colored glitter. Punch a hole in the top of the mosque and tie a long string or ribbon through it to hang from the ceiling.

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THE HOLY MONTH OF RAMADAN FOR THE MUSLIMS HAS BEGUN PRAISING GOD THROUGH THE DAY, FROM DAWN TO DUSK WE FAST AND PRAY. WE PAY ZAKAT FOR THOSE IN NEED, TRYING OUR BEST TO DO GOOD DEEDS. WHEN THE SUN HAS SET, AND DAY IS DONEI'LL BREAK THIS CHAIN, BUT ONLY ONE. BY THE END OF RAMADAN, THIS WHOLE CHAIN WILL BE ALL GONE! IT'S TIME TO CELEBRATE AND SHARE IN THE FUN!!!

* Note: Can be made with the Calendar Chain project.

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Mobile: Masjid II
Source: http://kiddyhouse.com/ Materials Needed: Black, green or orange construction paper 1 piece orange glass paper Scissors Stapler Glue Fluorescent marker

Instructions:

Put the glass paper in between the folded piece of construction paper. Make sure your construction paper is big enough for the mosque after being folded. Staple it on the 4 corners outside. Let children cut out the shape of the mosque. Remove orange glass paper for later use. Staple on the parts that have to be cut out (along dotted lines). Apply glue on one side of the construction paper first. Paste the orange glass paper on it. Apply glue on the other side of construction paper. Paste the construction paper on the orange glass paper. Let children write greeting words using the fluorescent marker.

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Mobile: Moon and Stars

Source: Sister Blake Materials Needed: Construction paper Scissors Pencil Black glitter Glow in the dark glitter String

Instructions: Take black and yellow construction paper, cut out moons and stars, glue black glitter on the outsides of the moons and glitter the stars with glow in the dark glitter so that they glow when the lights are out. The string should be cut in different lengths and then taped to the ceiling so they hang at different lengths.

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Moon over Mecca

Source: http://www.crayola.com Materials Needed: Watercolor pencils Watercolor brushes Newspaper White paper Paper towels Container of water

Instructions: Research the date on which Ramadan is observed for the current year. Draw a picture using Watercolor Pencils. You might choose to illustrate moon phases, a masjid, traditional Muslim clothing, important cities such as Mecca, or other symbols of the fast of Ramadan. Cover your work area with newspaper. Blend the colors with Watercolor Brushes and water to create soft, intermingled designs. Dry.

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Mosaic Sun Catcher

Source: http://www.highlightskids.com by Amr Abouleish Materials Needed: Black construction paper Tissue paper Scissors Glue Ribbon

Instructions: To make the frame, fold an 8-inch square of black construction paper into quarters. Then fold the small square in half to form a triangle (see diagram). Cut out shapes from the two folded sides, but not from the open end of the triangle. Dont unfold it yet. Repeat step 1. Place the folded cutout frame over the second one and trace the pattern. Cut out the pattern from the second triangle. Unfold both triangles. The frames should be nearly identical. To make the mosaic, glue 1-inch squares of tissue paper to an 8-inch square of waxed paper. The tissues can overlap in any design. Trim any tissues that are over the edge. Glue one frame on top of the mosaic design and the other frame to the back. Make a hole at the top. String ribbon through the hole, then hang the sun catcher in a window.

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Patchwork Skirt
Source: Sister Blake

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Pillars of Islam
Source: http://www.crayola.com Materials Needed: Paint brushes Crayola Model Magic Crayola Twistables Glue Scissors Paint Cardboard Newspapers Cardboard roll Paper towels Container of water

Instructions: Construct the pillars. With Crayola Scissors, cut five short cardboard rolls and one roll long enough to span their tops. Illustrate the columns and top with Islamic geometric designs using Crayola Twistables. Write the name of each pillar on a column and label the top. Cover your art area with newspaper. Paint a cardboard base with Crayola Multicultural Washable Paint and a Brush. Paint the columns. The crayon will show through (resist) the paint. Air-dry the paint. With Crayola Model Magic, shape a top for each of the columns. Air-dry the tops overnight. Attach the pieces with Crayola School Glue. Air-dry your structure.

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Prayer Rug Patterns

Source: http://www.crayola.com Materials Needed: Erasable Twistables crayons White paper

Instructions: Draw your ideas for a prayer rug pattern with Erasable Twistables. Include a central motif, borders, and intricate patterns. If you change your mind, just erase and begin again. Capture the unique colors of these beautiful rugs!

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Ramadan Journal
Source: www.momnetworkatl.org/storytime3.html Let your child start a Ramadan Journal. In it he or she can write about his or her feelings and thoughts on fasting, reading the Quran and so on. You can also make a journal with smaller children and write a story about what makes Ramadan special and draw decorations to go along with it.

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Ramadan Blessing Tree

Source: Sister Blake

Materials Needed: Brown construction paper Colored construction paper Tape Scissors Paint/markers/crayons

Instructions: Cut a tree out of brown construction paper or paint the tree. Talk about what a blessing is and how Allah blesses us with everything we have/are. Cut leaves out of construction paper (you can laminate them in order to reuse them next year). Every day your child identifies a blessing in her/his life. You write this blessing on the leave and tape it to the tree after saying Thank you, Allah, for [your choice]!

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Ramadan Calendar
Source: Sister Blake Materials Needed: Poster board Markers Decoration

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Ramadan Calendar II
Source: Umm Layla http://ummlayla.blogspot.com/2006/09/ramadan-craft.html (Visit Umm Laylas blog for images of the step-by-step instructions)

Materials Needed: 1 yard of 54 inch wide felt 2 36 inch long 3/4 inch dowels 8 pieces of 9"x12" felt Number and letter stencils Paint and brush for stencils Glue gun (or good fabric glue) Wooden decorations for the end of the dowels Whatever other little things you want to decorate the finished product with It is helpful to have a rotary cutter and guide... But of course scissors will work too. And you can buy numbers and letters in felt. Instructions: You cut the 9x12 pieces into four 4 1/2x6 pieces for the pockets. Square up your main piece of felt, making it about 34 inches wide. You will clip off the excess at the bottom later. Then, fold over the top and create a pocket for the dowel (an inch will do. Just glue it on the edge. Stencil on your lettering across the top. Lay out your pockets in rows of five alternating colors as you go. It is helpful to use a yardstick or some straight edge to keep you in line as you glue. Once you have all those pesky pockets glued stencil on all your numbers.

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Now you need to trim off the bottom leaving enough room for the lower dowel pocket. Make that pocket the same way you did the one on the top. Then, put the dowels through and glue on whatever you choose for the ends on the top and bottom dowels. Now they are snug in place. Finally, add your decorations where you think they are needed and place a string on the top dowel to hang it. Then the fun part... Fill it with a little treat for every day of Ramadan!

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Ramadan Collage
Source: http://www.theholidayspot.com Materials Needed: Pictures of masjids and minarets Blue, black and white construction paper Scissors Gold and silver glitter Glue Instructions: Let imaginations have free reign! You can either cut out the shapes using tracing paper on the images you've already collected. Or you can go for full-fledged collage by tearing paper into small pieces. And, then assemble them into the shape of familiar Ramadan signs. For instance, cut out the shape of the crescent moon from the white construction paper. Make stencils of masjids and minarets with the help of translucent tracing paper. And cut out shapes from the black construction paper using the stencil. Cut out a long strip of blue construction paper. Glue the white moon. Do it in a way so the moon tilts up sideways. Fix up plenty of star stickers, including one a little above the crescent moon. Create a skyline of silhouetted masjids and minarets jutting out their heads along the bottom line of the blue banner. Take a few small strips of blue paper. Write Ramadan with the help of a thick brush dunked in glue in various styles. Now pour plenty of glitters over the words. Fine-tune the glittery Ramadan with a clean piece of cloth and fingertip. Leave it to dry. And fix the banner on the wall.

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Ramadan Diorama
Source: http://ourseeds.tripod.com/activities.html Image: Sister Vanda Materials Needed: A shoe box or similar sized box (keep lid if you have one) Paper Pencils, crayons, or markers; Glue Yarn Scraps of material or anything for extra effects. Instructions:

Step 1. Decide on a theme. Step 2. Cut a piece a paper to fit the back (inside) of the box and two pieces for the sides. Draw the setting on these pieces of paper. Paste the setting pieces in the box. Step 3. Draw and color individual pieces. Decide where you want these to be in the diorama. Some should be back and some forward, some could be hanging from the top or attached to the side. You can use yarn to hang things. HINT: To make your objects stand up...fold the bottom 1/4 inch back. Glue the bottom to the floor of the diorama. If the object falls backward make a small strip and attach it to the back of the object on one side and the other side can be attached to the back or bottom. Step 4. Use the extra materials to add the finishing touches. Have fun. Store for future use by putting the lid on the box. For those who are creative: Write a story or a play to go with your diorama.

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More Ideas
Source: http://ourseeds.tripod.com/activities.html

Make your own prayer rugs. Take pillow cases decorate them with fabric paint. Do a hajj presentation. Make a Kabah model, wear white sheets and "do" hajj. Make small mosques out of boxes. Decorate them and then cut a small slot in the top so the boxes can be used as banks to hold loose change. Play a game called "Allah Says." Tell the kids something like, "Allah says do your prayers." And immediately the kids have to go through all the positions. Or say, "Allah says make wudhu." Make Kabah pop-up cards for Eid to give to friends & family. Make your own tin can luminary to light during the nights of Lailat Al Qadr. Make a moon phase calendar (picture or cutout of the moon for each day of Ramadan) and have an easy activity for the kids to do every day (like kissing mom or day, cleaning one's room, eating a goodie, recite one's favorite surah, tell something about Rasul Allah (salallahu alayhi wa salam). Make stained glass cookies using moon cutouts for center stained glass part. Make collage of things we do in Ramadan. Go to library, get a holiday crafts book and adapt activities to Ramadan theme. Make a list of good things that each child wants to do during Ramadan and do them. Learn an Islamic song or make up your own. Learn a rhythmic dhikr or make up a song about Ramadan, forgiveness, etc. Make a drum and/or tambourine to use in your songs and especially for Eid celebration. Learn how to calculate Zakat and have kids help you determine where the Zakat should go...let them give it also. Make a map of Makkah. Make girl and boy corn husk dolls, give them Islamic names and have your children write letters to them daily. Get a book about Islamic art and/or calligraphy and pick your favorite and try to reproduce it (at least on paper using crayons, colored sand, pieces of cut up construction paper for mosaic tiles, glitter glue, etc.) . String up lights either inside the house or outside to be plugged in at maghrib.

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Send Ramadan cards to friends either snail mail or e-cards. Make homemade gifts for Muslim friends, schoolmates and teachers. Make cookies to take to neighbors and friends.

If you would like to contribute a craft to this compilation, please contact: tjramadan@gmail.com. This e-book will be updated, InshaAllah. Thank you!

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