Random Ramblings of a Muslim Mum
*Note: Top 15 Islamic Childrens Books is our own personal list from the books we have at home. There are plenty of books that are now available and we hope to review more throughout 2017 in sha Allah! My regular readers know that I have a habit of buying books, and I am also often
If you haven’t heard of the #AlhamdulillahForSeries then frankly where have you been?? I first came across Ayeina on Instagram when I saw their artistic images all relating to ‘Alhamdulillah’ and learnt of the series. The #AlhamdulillahForSeries aims to spread gratitude towards Allah, in places we sometimes forget to see. In my interview with Ayeina
I first came across myDeen magazine on Instagram a few months back. So what is myDeen? MyDeen is a monthly children’s educational magazine that encourages Islamic education through the use of stories, puzzles, reminders, games, crafts and much more. A photo posted by UK Parenting/Lifestyle Blog (@muslimmummy) on Sep 27, 2016 at 6:47am PDT Those
The Box of Manners is a game I got sometime ago for the girls and have been meaning to review for some time! ‘Meet the box that’s just bursting to teach Islamic manners and etiquettes! The Box of Manners is a set of delightfully illustrated cards educating Islamic manners and etiquettes. These cards are used
Today I am sharing a post from fellow muslimah blogger Zehera in my hijab series. In this post she shares her thoughts on hijab. Hijab is basically defined as the headscarf worn by Muslim women with the aim of covering their head (hair) and chest, when in front of non-mahrams. I think the word Hijab needs
This is a collaborative post. When choosing a good school for your child there’s a lot to think about. It’s not just about a school ticking the boxes for having good facilities and an excellent reputation for teaching. It’s knowing that school upholds your, and your child’s, beliefs and values. Whatever the institution, be that
As part of my Ramadan Around The World Series, I am pleased to share a post by blogger Iqra about Ramadan foods in Pakistan. Ramadan is a very food-centric month in Lahore, Pakistan. Someone who is used to Lahore may not realize this, but visiting another Pakistani city makes you notice the conspicuous difference in
I am pleased to be able to share a post about Ramadan and Iftar in Instanbul, Turkey as part of my Ramadan Around the World Series Istanbul, the melting pot of the cultures and city on two continents, has its own magic during Ramadan. The mosques are decorated with strings of lights and people gather at