Ramadan & Eid“My child wants to fast, but how much is safe?”
My First Fasts
How many hours, how to build up, and when to stop — a safe, gentle first Ramadan.

Little ones · PDF guide
Matching, sorting, counting, tracing and first words — with a parent guide to talking to toddlers about Allah.
Parents of toddlers and preschoolers aged about 2–5. Print once, laminate and reuse.
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From parents
| Format | PDF, A4 (prints on US Letter with “fit to page”) |
|---|---|
| Length | 29 pages |
| For | Ages 2–5 |
| Sources | Facts marked and linked; practical suggestions labelled separately |
| Licence | Personal and family use |
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