Random Ramblings of a Muslim Mum
This is the first in my series of fortnightly Islamic Crafts I am hoping to share with you. I realised that recently I am not doing many crafts with Bee, and especially not doing crafts with an Islamic theme to them. So time to change. Art and craft fun with the children doesn’t have to
Day 59 – Sunday 28th February Went to Birmingham Sea Life Centre to collect our Merlin Passes and Privilege back (were only given a voucher at Hunstanton). Having seen one sea life centre I did’t think there would be much more but the BIrmingham one is much bigger and more to see. The 4D cinema
I am pleased to introduce Farzana, founder of Desi Doll Company as today’s Saturday Spotlight feature. If you are looking for fun, educational toys then read further to learn a bit more about her, her company and products! Please do introduce yourself. A little bit of background about yourself, family and anything you are willing
So it was world book today, lots of fun with dressing up for the kids. But is it really fun for the parents? Some groan in despair that they need to make/buy another costume while others get their competitive hats on to make sure their kids outshine the rest of the school. And then there’s
Golden Domes and Silver Lanterns Author: Hena Khan Illustrator: Mehrdokht Amimi Paperback RRP: £5.99 Magnificently capturing the colorful world of Islam for the youngest readers, this breathtaking and informative picture book celebrates Islam’s beauty and traditions. From a red prayer rug to a blue hijab, everyday colors are given special meaning as young readers learn
Todays post in my hijab series is by Alina Asif, a blogger who by the use of pen aims at spreading the peace and contentment she found in coming close to Islam. With the help of Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta’ala), I look forward to help other sisters in breaking the shackles which restrict them from