Category Archives: Eid
Thoughtful Gift Ideas 48: Angel Lights
In relation to this post about holding little majlises for our kids on Thursday nights (http://www.buzzideazz.com/thursday-majlis/) she says:
“We use indoor fairy lights at home which we hang near a window and switch on as it’s getting dark… We tell the kids that we do this so that the angels who are flying around can find our home and when they look through that window they can see us doing our majlis or remembering marhumeen, etc. They then they report it back to Allah and Imam Mehdi and they both get happy when they see that report!”
Thoughtful Gift Ideas 47: Asma-ul Husna Cube
Thoughtful Gift ideas continued! Check out this one made by @alkhaliqdesigns !
I LOVE gifts and products that incorporate Islam into it and help us and our children learn and benefit from the wisdom we have in our faith – and this ticks all the boxes, AND looks beautiful too 🙂
Check out all the other products by Al Khaliq Designs!
Thoughtful Gift Ideas 48: Sponsoring an Orphan
We talked about giving charity, but how about specifically sponsoring an orphan as a gift to others?
This family did exactly that – this is definitely a gift that will keep on giving long after both the gifter and the recipients are gone..
Thoughtful Gift Ideas 46: Giftboxes to Refugees
This is by far one of my most favourite Thoughful Gifts!
Near the end of Ramadan, we invited the girls in our night classes to bring in a shoe box and we spent on evening decorating it and making Eid cards with a personal note inside. The girls then took them home and filled it with gifts – some suggestions were: Stationery/Stickers, Snacks/Sweets, Small notebooks, Small/soft toys.
They then brought it back to mosque and it was collected by Sufra NW London who then distributed them to Refugee children in the UK!
Here is a picture of them when they were brought back, alongside boxes of food bank items also, by those who followed Sufra’s Ramadan Giving Calendar where each day of the month, they put in an item.
Here’s hoping these awesome gifts put a smile on their faces at a time when things aren’t easy!
Thoughtful Gift Ideas 45: Messages
A little message can add so much meaning to a gift. This narration on friendship added that special touch!
Thoughtful Gift Ideas 44: Oud-ooni
Here is what Towards Jannah said about this gift!
“OUD’ooni Moments
This year like all years, my kids’ teachers at the mosque have been more than awesome! I’m forever indebted to them for the incredible difference they make!
The kids were taught Prophetic Duas, so we thought we’d give them this with a message saying:
“Thank you so much for teaching me awesome Prophetic Duas and helping me to increase and enrich my OUD’ooni (2:186) Moments”
The The World Federation of KSIMC Ramadhan Relief Raffle is just the perfect finishing touch needed to transform any gift to an eternal one InshA with a little perky chance of winning something too
Thoughtful Gifts Ideas 43: Fruits in a Bowl
Fruits in a bowl is our next Thoughtful Gift! Healthy and pretty, with a dua linked in – hopefully this gift was enjoyed a lot!
The dua reads: “And (mention) when Abraham said: My Lord, make this a secure city and provide its people with fruits – whoever of them believes in Allah and the last day.” May Allah bestow His fruits on you this Eid!
Thoughtful Gift Ideas 42: Bath Bombs
Next up on the Thought Gift series is this one. Something fun and very in at the moment!
Thoughtful Gift Ideas 41: Eid Rocks!
I absolutely LOVE this Thoughtful Gift – homemade with love and using only natural resources, this gift is a brilliant one. The gift tag pun is just the icing on the cake
Here is what Sarah Daya said about it:
Inspired by #loveontherocks we made #sunandmoon #noughtsandcrossesbags for Eid this year. The boys loved making and playing with these. Also a great activity for the summer. If you haven’t seen the @loveontherocks_uk movement, get on it!! 
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🌞🌙🌞🌙#eidrocks#eidmubarak #modgepodge
Thoughtful Gift Ideas 40: Sharpies
Next in the thoughtful gift series is this burst of colour! Not only is it a great gift, but the little message linking the gift to the holy month adds that special something 🙂
The message reads: May all your hard work during this month fill your day with a burst of joy and colour!
