Exclusive for kids in Ramadan!
Welcome back, Young Explorers! Get ready to dive into the last ten days of Ramadan and amp up our ibadah and efforts to make the most of these blessed nights and get the most reward we can!
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Instructions: Can you fine these at the masjid?
Feeling up to the Challenge?
Put on your thinking caps and see how many of these riddles you can solve! (Answers in next weeks newsletter)
- Abundant mercy and blessings pour down in showers, on this very special Night of Power. Can you name it?
- Some join me cheerfully, some yawn and grumble, but I can maybe help your tummy not to rumble. What am I?
- I am an opening but also an end, Im best when shared with a friend. My first sip or taste is sublime, though only at Maghrib time!
- Like a dessert after a meal, this night time prayer is surreal. It takes place only in Ramadan; you miss its sweetness when its gone.
- Clean and compact, fold me up or stuff me into your backpack. Use me often, many times a day, and you will always find your way. What am I?
(Answers in next weeks Newsletter)
- What two pillars of Islam came in pairs most of the time in the Quran?
- What is the difference between Zakat and Sadaqah?
- What is the relationship between Zakat and Tazkiya?
- What is the percentage of wealth obligatory to give for Zakat?
- How often do Muslims pay Zakat in a year?
Let's continue our journey of spreading kindness and light in this blessed month of Ramadan. Here are some more good deeds to inspire you:
- Send a handwritten card or message to a friend or family member, expressing your appreciation and love for them.
- Donate to a local charity or organization that helps those in need.
- Visit an elderly neighbor or relative and spend some time chatting with them, listening to their stories, and offering your company.
- Offer to help someone with their chore.
- Make an effort to resolve any conflicts or misunderstandings with someone, apologize if necessary, and forgive others for any harm they may have caused you.
Remember, even the smallest act of kindness can have a big impact on someone's life. Let's strive to continue spreading love, compassion, and positivity wherever we go.
Get creative with our Gratitude Grove! Print and cut out the circle shape provided and then let your imagination run wild as you color and design it however you like. Bring your masterpiece to the masjid and watch it bloom into a beautiful community artwork!
The link to the cutout can be found here.
Capturing the essence of Ramadan, kids immerse themselves in vibrant hues, painting cherished memories during our final Crafternoons this Ramadan.
During our Youth Tatreez class offered yesterday, kids delicately weaved Palestinian heritage into every stitch, creating a vibrant flag that embodies resilience and unity.