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Guide Picks - Top 4 Ramadan Books for Children |
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These books can help your students
understand the practices and meanings behind the Islamic fasting month of
Ramadan. These books are informative, engaging, and colorful for readers
young and old. Excellent for parents as well, to expose their children to
the diverse celebrations of the world. |
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1) "Ramadan," by
Suhaib Hamid Ghazi
Enhanced
with beautiful drawings, this lovely book covers
all the special traditions of the month through the eyes of Hakeem, a Muslim boy in America.
Awarded Book of the Year by the National Council for the Social Studies in 1997.
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2) "Three Muslim
Festivals," by Ibrahim Ali Aminah and A. Ghazi (Eds.)
A collection of stories about the three main celebrations in Isalm:
Ramadan, Eid al-Fitr, and Eid al-Adha. Told through the eyes
of children and illustrated with lovely watercolors, this book
captures the warmth of the holidays and traditions.
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3) "Celebrating
Ramadan," by Diane Hoyt-Goldsmith
This new book (September 2001) follows Ibraheem, a Muslim fourth-grader, as he
and his family observe the holy month of Ramadan. Photographs accompany
the brief yet comprehensive text, making this a quality introduction.
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4) "Magid Fasts
for Ramadan," by Mary Matthews
This charming story captures the excitement of a young boy trying to fast his first
Ramadan. While it is not required for him to fast, he is determined to
make it through the day.
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