Ramadan and Eid Books for Muslim Kids

There's no better way to build a child's love for Ramadan and Eid than through stories they look forward to every year. The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, described the arrival of the blessed month like this:

When the month of Ramadan starts, the gates of the heaven are opened and the gates of Hell are closed and the devils are chained. (Sahih al-Bukhari 1899)

These books help children feel the joy and meaning of the season. Here are our picks for Ramadan, Eid, and the days of Dhul Hijjah.

Stories for the Blessed Month

The Case of the Ramadan Wrecker (Revised 3rd Edition) wraps a mystery around the spirit of Ramadan for middle-grade readers. For a set the whole family can follow through the month, Yahya's Ramadan Journey (Set of 3 books) is a warm, story-driven companion. Suhaib and Safiya in Ramadan: Fasting or Feasting tackles the everyday challenges of fasting with humour and heart.

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The Case of the Ramadan Wrecker (Revised 3rd Edition) By: Tahany Bahloul

Someone knows Nabila's secret. Ramadan starts tomorrow.

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Celebrating Eid

When the celebration arrives, Abdullah's Eid Goat tells a touching story of friendship, courage, and sacrifice, and Eid Catastrophe brings the fun and chaos of Eid day to life for young readers.

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Abdullah’s Eid Goat | A Journey of Friendship, courage, and Sacrifice! By Muzna Kamran & Dr. Sidra Maryam

He loved the goat. That was the whole point of the test.

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Hands-On Learning for Ramadan and Dhul Hijjah

For younger children who learn by doing, Alif to Yaa of Ramadan – Coloring and Activity Book keeps little hands busy with the letters and themes of the month. And when the season of Hajj comes around, Dhul Hijjah Adventures With Binyamin & Chester turns the first ten days of Dhul Hijjah into an activity-filled adventure. On the virtue of those days, see The First Ten Days of Dhul Hijjah.

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Alif to Yaa of Ramadan - Coloring and Activity Book By Fitrah Beginnings

Alif to Yaa, every letter tied to Ramadan.

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Building Your Family's Ramadan Shelf

Reading the same beloved books each year becomes a tradition of its own, one that ties a child's happiest memories to the best days of the Islamic calendar. It is worth stocking up before the rush. For the month that precedes Ramadan, see Fasting the Month of Shaban. For year-round reading, see our spotlights on DreamForward Books and Fitrah Beginnings, and our list of 10 Must-Have Islamic Books for Children.

Baarakallahu feekum — The Islamic Book Cafe | Portland, Oregon.