Guest post by Stephanie from kitabkids The rituals and traditions of Hajj are rich and complex. Rather than being overwhelming, I have always found this has made the task of sharing the Hajj story with my children an absolute delight. No matter how many crafts we do, how many parts of the ritual I explain,
[ Read More ]Looking for some activities to introduce the story behind Eid Al Adha and Hajj to your kids? This time our team have created a special collection of printable illustrations you can print at home. Download it here.
[ Read More ]Omar and Hana, one of our favourite Muslim cartoons are getting their own app! If you’ve been following Omar and Hana since their launch in 2018, you’d know that they have since accumulated 3.5 million subscribers on YouTube and over 1.5 billion views. You could say that they’re the celebrities of the Islamic cartoon world.
[ Read More ]Children’s books are a beautiful way to bridge important conversations about race and racism in our society with our little ones. It’s up to each of us to amplify the stories and voices of Black authors, so we can raise our children with an awareness of and appreciation for our Black brothers & sisters. By
[ Read More ]Biryani from India Biryani is a very popular and spicy rice dish that originated in India. Biryani is a popular holiday dish and the creation of the dish is what makes it so special as sometimes you need a whole crew to help! The dish contains many vegetables, meat, spices and is a traditional dish
[ Read More ]With Eid coming up soon, we know we’re going to be missing the usual sense of community and festivity. So we’re welcoming the opportunity to bring that special Eid feeling into our home. We’ve rounded up some of the most beautiful decoration ideas that you can recreate at your own place, to mark the special
[ Read More ]We’re getting into the spirit of Ramadan a little earlier this year. I mean how can we not! With all these gorgeous décor around, I think it’s time we all start decorating. After all, my favourite childhood memories were filled with colour and joy {& heaps of balloons!} Here’s my list for a themed Ramadan and
[ Read More ]Who: Razeena Gutta What: Educational App for Little Muslims Features: 18 mini games for children 2-8 years ‘We’re Little Muslims’ is an interactive educational app which takes you on the journey of Faatimah and Ahmed. Children will be able to learn: English and Arabic Numbers English and Arabic Alphabet Islamic phrases Diversity and Gratitude Allah’s Names and
[ Read More ]It’s the month of Rabi’al Awwal and as we all know it is the month of the birth our beloved Prophet Muhammed (SAW). Whether you celebrate his birth or not, I think we could all agree that being in this month serves as a valuable reminder. I know in our house, we have started talking
[ Read More ]Subhi Alshaik is the founder of One4Kids , and the creator of the loveable purple bear known to Muslim children around the world, Zaky. We caught up with Subhi to ask him what his inspirations in starting One4Kids were, how he juggles work and family, what his plans for Zaky are, and what new and exciting
[ Read More ]Who: Ayeina What: Gratitude Journal Features: Watercolour illustrations and fill in pages. A month of helping you and your kids develop an attitude of gratitude in shaa Allah. Because an Alhamdulillah a day keeps scarcity away. Since the book is full of handmade watercolor illustrations (7 illustrations for each week and more), it will also appeal kids
[ Read More ]The greatest and most noble form of worship is du’a. Our young Muslim kids take time to learn how to read Salaah properly, or perform other acts of worship, but learning when and how to make du’a is one of the easier things to teach them. Allah has favoured certain times for du’a. This makes
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