Islamic Toys for Eid Gifts

It can be so difficult as to know what to buy your children for Eid. I always want to find them something educational yet fun and this year I have organised small Eid Baskets for the girls which contain an Islamic toy and Eid Book, Eid sweets, and some other small things that they will find fun, for example my youngest has a jigsaw puzzle of Bing, one of the characters on Cbeebies.

Here are some of my suggestions for Islamic toys, most of these we have ourselves.

 

My Charity Shop Memory Card Game

‘A fun memory game, which builds on memorisation, concentration and vocabulary. Also introduces your child to the concept of giving to charity. Ages 3+’

This is a game that Bee absolutely loves. She gets the whole family playing with her and we have reviewed it previously: Charity Shop Game.

You can purchase it via Amazon: My Charity Shop Memory Card Game

 

Fun Dough Arabic Letters

‘Fun Dough cutters and tools included to make fun Arabic letter with Fun Dough. Delight in this creative, fun, educational tool that includes 5 different coloured pots of Fun. For ages 3+ ‘

Another one that gets a lot of play in our house with even the eldest joining in.

You can read our review: Fun Dough Arabic Letters.

You can purchase it on Amazon: Fun Dough Arabic letters

 

What To Say When…

‘What to Say When… is a supplication and remembrance game for children. Both these acts of worship play an important role in the life of a Muslim. What to Say When… develops the awareness of these acts of worship to children using familiar everyday settings. Short and concise selections have been made for ease of understanding and memorisation’.

You can purchase the game from Amazon: What To Say When….

 

Box of Manners:

‘A box of 50 brilliantly illustrated cards educating Islamic manners and etiquettes. The cards are used in three exciting games which not only teach Islamic Manners, but also demonstrate their applications in everyday life. The Box of Manners will leave a positive impression on children’s social behaviour as well as developing thinking and memory skills.’

You can purchase this on Amazon: The Box of Manners

 

 

Quran Challenge

I have purchased this this Eid for my eldest.

‘The Quran Challenge Game for children is a unique game based on the Holy Quran. The idea behind this game is to provide the children with both fun and education. They have been creatively worked into this game and children will enjoy answering them.  Begin your journey and find out what fun it is to learn from the Quran.’

You can purchase the game from Amazon: Quran Challenge Game

 

Aamina Desi Doll

An English/Arabic speaking doll. A firm favourite of Bee’s.

‘Aamina will recite some essential Quranic words, phrases and surahs together with their meanings.’

• Bi-lingual 16” soft plush doll that speaks and sings
• Over four minutes of sound
• Fun way for young children to learn about Islam
• Ages 3+

You can purchase Aamina on Amazon: Aamina – Talking Muslim Girl New colours Purple & Yellow

 

Quranic Opposites

One of Bee’s Eid presents this year.

‘The Quranic Opposites Puzzles are a set of 24 pairs of beautifully illustrated opposite words derived from the Noble Quran. Once the words have been mastered, the puzzles can be used to assess speed and accuracy of recall. The puzzle activity also develops cognitive matching skills.’

Available to purchase on Amazon: Quranic Opposites

 

Arabic Alphabet Sound Puzzle

Another one of Bee’s favourites.

“World’s first ever Wooden Arabic Alphabet SOUND puzzle. Replace the letter in the correct position to hear it’s name eg. Alif, Baa, Taa etc. A wonderful way for children to learn the Arabic Alphabet. For Ages 3+

Available to purchase on Amazon: Arabic Alphabet Talking Board

 

Companion Quest

This is one game we do not have but I have my eye on. In sha Allah this is a possibility to purchase next Eid.

‘Companion Collection immerses the entire family into the lives of the finest generation of men, women and children in human history – the Companions of the Prophet Muhammad (S).’

Available to purchase on Amazon: Companion Collection

 

Build A Masjid

Another one we don’t actually have yet but thinking to get it for next Eid In sha Allah.

A fun counting game where each player has to collect golden coins to help build the Masjid. But watch out for the magpie who loves to steal shiny coins!Suitable for 2-6 players. This game builds on:Math skills, social skills and concentration.  Ages: 3-9 years

Available to purchase on Amazon: Build a Masjid Game: a fun Counting Game! Read our review here: Build a Masjid

For more ideas see: Eid Gift Guide, Small Businesses

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