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Gift ideas for Ramadan and Eid, for family, teachers, neighbors and children. Start with downloads you can send today, then ideas for every person on your list.
Downloads you can give today
Buy a download, then forward the email with the download links, or print it and wrap it. The Family Ramadan Kit is made for the city you choose, so you can make it for someone who lives somewhere else.
Two Families Ramadan Kit: one for your city, one for theirs
Two Family Ramadan Kits, each made for its own city: one for your home and one for family somewhere else. Both are emailed to you, so you can forward theirs.
Family Ramadan Kit, made for your city
A 30-day family planner with your city's suhoor and iftar times printed on every daily page, plus 30 bedtime stories in two reading levels, the Last Ten Nights Journal, a meal planner and Eid pages.
30 Nights of Stories: Ramadan Story Cards for Kids
One short story of a Prophet or Companion for each night of Ramadan, with a matching good deed and a chart to color in. Two reading levels, for ages 4 to 6 and 7 to 10.
The Last Ten Nights Journal
A page for each of the last ten nights of Ramadan, Surah al-Qadr and the Qadr dua, a dua list to fill in before the nights begin, pages for the people you pray for and an i'tikaf checklist. For print or a tablet.
Ideas by person
For children
- A Ramadan story book, or the 30 Nights of Stories cards for bedtime.
- A small lantern or string of lights for their room.
- Their own prayer mat, sized for them.
- A sadaqah jar to decorate and fill during the month.
For parents and grandparents
- A Quran with a clear translation and large print.
- A box of good dates for the iftar table.
- A personalized Family Ramadan Kit with their city’s suhoor and iftar times.
For teachers
- A handwritten card from your child, made with the kids’ calendar Eid card activity.
- The Ramadan Classroom Pack for an Islamic school teacher.
For neighbors and colleagues
- A plate of dates or sweets with a note explaining Ramadan or Eid.
- An invitation to iftar at your home or your masjid’s open iftar.
For someone going on Umrah or Hajj
- The Umrah Companion or Hajj Companion to print or keep on their phone.
- A travel prayer mat and unscented toiletries for ihram.
More gift guides
Ramadan gifts for kids
Ideas for toddlers to tweens, by age.
Eid gift ideas
Seven ideas the whole family will love.
Ramadan gift ideas
Our big Ramadan gift guide.
Gifts for non-Muslim neighbors
Share the spirit of Ramadan next door.
Ramadan decorations
Lanterns, lights and table ideas.
Hosting iftar
A checklist and what you need.
Umrah packing list
What you’ll actually use.
Gifts for new Muslims
Help with the first weeks.
