All Things Ramadan

As a convert Muslim family in the west, Ramadan is an especially important time in our lives. I need to take a good amount of time to prepare for it in meal planning, planning activities for the kids, and taking time for myself to get the most out of it, even when I’m unable to fast. I’ve joined a lot of links up to help you navigate some fabulous Ramadan resources, in sha Allah, both from my own website, and those of other Muslim website owners. In sha Allah you find it useful, and have a beneficial and blessed Ramadan!

Ramadan Family Life

Making Ramadan Special for Little Kids

Ramadan Routine for Non-Super Moms

Ramadan Goals 2013

Creating Ramadan Anticipation

Break Your Routine for Eid Planning

Fasting While Nursing and the Update

Ramadan with a Latina Twist

Share Ramadan with Neighbors

Ramadan Crafts and Activities

Ramadan Plates – with Ayah and Ahadith Included

30 Activities for a Ramadan Advent Calendar

Ramadan Mubarak Bunting

Host a Ramadan Craft Party

Make Ramadan Cookies

Pop-up Greeting Cards

Ramadan Resources

Ilyas and Duck and the Fantastic Festival

Teen Halaqa with the Heart Wheel Journal

Essential Oils to Boost Your Ramadan

Reading in Ramadan Schedule

Ramadan Meal Planner

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Multicultural Kid Blogs is proud to be hosting its third annual Ramadan for Kids blog hop, where bloggers come together to share ideas for teaching kids about and honoring Ramadan. Don’t forget to check out our blog hops from last year and 2015. Be sure to follow our Ramadan board on Pinterest for even more ideas and link up your own posts below!

Participating Blogs

Pint Size Gourmets on Multicultural Kid Blogs
Middle Way Mom: All Things Ramadan
Jeddah Mom
Sand in My Toes

An InLinkz Link-up

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