The morning of Eid is pure magic. For children, it’s a day of waking up before the sun, the excitement of the Eid prayer, the smell of new clothes, and the joy of family. It’s a day of laughter, feasting, and the much-awaited “Eidi” or gifts. We all remember that feeling the pure, simple happiness … What’s Inside an Eid Gift Pack for an Orphan?
Eid morning is one of the most exciting feelings in the world. After a whole month of fasting, the day of celebration is finally here! For children, the excitement is double. They wake up early, put on their best new clothes, and get ready for a day of fun, family, and food. And, of. course, … Eidi vs. Eid Gift: What’s the Difference and Why Do Both Matter?
The decorations have been taken down. The festive meals are over. The late-night gatherings and the communal rush of energy that defines the holy month have faded away. For many of us, the weeks following Eid bring a strange, quiet feeling. You might feel a lack of motivation, a dip in your mood, or a … The “Post-Ramadan Blues”: How to Keep Your Good Habits Going
Imagine a remote village suffering from a drought. A charity truck arrives, filled with thousands of plastic water bottles. For a day, or perhaps a week, the thirst is quenched. The children are hydrated, and the families are relieved. But then the truck leaves. The bottles are empty. The plastic begins to pile up as … Sustainable Villages: Why We Build Wells Instead of Just Giving Bottles
The fasts of Ramadan are a sacred pillar of Islam. They are an act of deep, personal devotion between a Muslim and Allah (SWT). It’s a time of immense spiritual growth and self-discipline. Because the Ramadan fast is so sacred, violating it is a serious matter. Our faith is built on mercy, providing clear rules … What “Deliberately Breaking a Fast” Means (for Kaffarah)
