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  Assalam o Alaikum friends, Everyone loved the Ramadan Activities Part 1 and I got amazing feedback so this gave me the incentive to work on another set of worksheets and I think these are even better than the first part 😊 In my first part, I had covered the Islamic months and had focused on the month of Ramadan in particular that it is the 9th month in the Islamic calendar, and Muslims  in the world fast from dawn to sunset. I also  explained the different timings of Salah using an easy to understand infographics. This time I am focusing on the key to Salah i.e. the Wudu. The steps of Wudu have been explained using a cute chart for easy memorization for children. It can be stuck on the bedroom wall so that the children can have a look at it. And this time, I have also worked on a cute, colourful infographic explaining the pillars of Islam. The learning of children is tested using crossword and word search puzzles. Last but not the least, there are some important facts about our Hol

Assalam o Alaikum friends, I am sorry that I haven't published anything new in a while. I was busy as the month of Ramadan was approaching and I had to prepare in advance for it by doing grocery shopping and other household chores. It is better to do such work before the fasts start as it can be tiring to do them with a fast, especially in the hot place where I live! Ramadan for Kids: Ramadan is the 9th month in the Islamic calendar. Ramadan is the month when all the Muslims in the world fast from dawn to sunset. We don't drink or eat anything and every evening is festive with dates, juices, and delicious food. It is a month that strengthens our faith in Allah and also makes us thank Allah for all His blessings. Children are too young to fast but it is important to not only teach them about Islam but also engage them in healthy but fun activities. Hence, I have designed these colourful activities for children revolving around the theme of Ramadan including a reading comprehensi