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A Golden Eid

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Get ready to celebrate Eid al-Fitr, commemorating the end of Ramadan, in this heartfelt picture book.

The first sliver of a new moon hung low and bright …
which brought with it the festival of Eid al-Fitr.

Join Hafsa and her family as they prepare to spend Eid with their loved ones, decorating the house and cooking a feast. But, when Hafsa’s dad starts packing up her favourite snack, the halwa, to share with the neighbours, Hafsa’s community rallies together to save the day. With words from award-winning author Hiba Noor Khan and warm, charming art from talented newcomer, SInggih Cahyo Jadmiko, this is the perfect gift to celebrate Eid.

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Hafsa has enjoyed the special month of Ramadan with her family and is looking forward to celebrating Eid-al-Fitr with her family.  They see the new moon in the sky, say special prayers to end Ramadan and prepare many delicious dishes.  Hafsa’s favourite is halwa, but she is disappointed when her father gives this away to their neighbour.

The book explores themes of sharing and how small acts of kindness can create ripples that can be felt far and wide.  At the end of the book, there are craft ideas and a recipe to create Hafsa’s beloved halwa.

This is a fantastic ‘I see me’ text or a super introduction to the month of Ramadan and the celebration of Eid-al-Fitr; the book is beautifully illustrated and sensitively celebrates diversity within Islam.

A Golden Eid

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