Eid is celebrated all over the Muslim world with so much enthusiasm and festivity. Celebrated twice every year, both Eid-ul-Fitr and Eid-ul-Adha holds very special place in every Muslim heart.
Children wait dearly for Eid as it holds very special meaning for them. I recently found out about a very nice children storybook by Saima Khan on the topic of Eid and that too for children.
Find out more about this book at Haya’s blog
image courtesy of Haya
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Very nice way to introduce kid with our teachings. Thanks and please share more such literature for kids.
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Thank you very much for reading out my post. I will certainly share more on my blog in future.
Meanwhile, you can check this website where you will find great collection for kids:
http://www.prolancewriting.com/bookstore.htm
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Thank you so much for the link. And Eid Mubarak . 😊🐃🐪🐏🐐
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Eid Mubarak to you also 🙂
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Thanks for sharing. I can’t think of better way to throwing light on celebrations in ISLAM
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The best way you have chosen. The book looks really great for little ones as it teach them about Eid very nicely.
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