ramadan booklet week 4: reflection

RAMADAN BOOKLETWEEK 4: REFLECTION

This booklet was put together by

Fatima Ali

Rabab Jafri

Insiya Jafri

Khadija Naqvi

Sanna Haider

Special thanks to the ulama consulted during the making of this booklet.

Please recite Surah al-Fatihah for the following people:

Please also recite Surah al-Fatihah for all of the deceased of the contributors of this book.

For more information on this booklet and for additional content, please visit

thekawtharproject.com

May Allah make this Ramadan successful for all the believers.

Syeda Najam Fatima

Syed Mir Jaffar Ali Razvi

Syed Nurul Hasan Jafri

Syed Abbas Akbar

Syed Shahid Akbar

Zakia Askari

Syed Mohammad Raza Baqueri

Syed Mohammad Hassan Baqueri

Syeda Najam Fatima bint Ahmed Ali Kazim

Jaffer Ali Razvi ibne Asghar Razvi

Muneer Unisa Binte Syed Ali Raza Rizvi

Mir Hasan ibne Syed Ali Abidi

Syed Zulfiqar Hussain Kazmi

Syedda Saleha Abbas Naqvi

Syed Kalbe Abbas

Rajab Ali Shaiwani

Gulsum Shaiwani

day 22: the last daysThe last week of Ramadan is very special. The night of Laylat ul-Qadr is in these blessed

night. In this special night, we can ask Allah to forgive us for anything we might have done

wrong and reflect on our actions. We can also pray to Allah for anything that we want.

Write or draw below what duas you want to ask from Allah!

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day 23: Importance of qu’ranThis is one of the nights of Laylat ul-Qadr, which is the night the Qur’an was revealed to our

Prophet Muhammad (s). Angel Jabra’eel came to the Prophet Muhammad (s) with the verse:

“Read in the name of your Lord who created;“. We should try to read and reflect on the

Qur’an as much as possible during this month. Decorate your own Qur’an cover below!


day 24: HEROES AROUND THEWORLD - A popular snack

Every culture has different Ramadan traditions. Somethings, however, are popular all

around the world! Follow the coloring guide to reveal a popular snack! If you don’t have the

colors listed in the guide, replace the colors with ones you do have.


day 25: sharing is caringOne thing that makes Ramadan so fun is spending time with your family and friends. Some

people have lost their family and friends. Some of these people are other children. We

should remember these children when we are fasting and getting gifts during Ramadan.

Trace the dotted line to complete the gift!


day 26: what we’ve learnedWe talked about a lot of important words this Ramadan! Let’s reflect on some of these

words to remember them for the rest of the year. Look forwards, backwards, up, down and

diagonally to find the hidden words!

AWARENESS

DUA

PATIENCE

PRAY

FAST

CHARITY

REFLECT

WORD BANK

K N N R L E O W D P

A W A R E N E S S R

Y N Q S K F J P M A

D T G C A Q A V R Y

U B I S F T Z E V Z

A Y T R I J F D Z J

E U C E A L C D Y W

H D N C E H W B Q L

P C V C H A R I T Y

E F T B V H O B Y A


day 27: lady fatimah’s (a) special gift

One day, Imam Ali (a) told the Prophet (s) that Lady Fatimah (a) was becoming tired from

her housework every day. The Prophet (s) then said to her, “Shall I tell you about what is

better than what you ask me for? When you go to bed, you recite, Allahu Akbar thirty-four

times, Alhamdulillah thirty-three times, Subhan Allah thirty-three times...”

Color your tasbeeh below.

We should remember Allah and reflect during this month. One way we can do this is by

reading tasbeeh. This is a special gift that the Prophet (s) gave to Lady Fatimah (a)!


day 28: HEROES AROUND THEWORLD - South asia

Around the world, Muslims have different traditions during Ramadan. A popular dessert in

South Asian countries is kheer. Kheer is made from a mixture of rice, milk and a few other

ingredients. Kheer also has different toppings depending on the chef. Connect the dots to

finish the kheer bowl, then draw some of the toppings in the kheer!

If you’d like to make kheer, visit our website for a kheer-making craft! With your parent, go

to thekawtharproject.com/kawthars-crafts and download the kheer craft!


day 29: Becoming Better HeroesRamadan’s purpose is to make us better Muslims and help us get closer to Allah. Even

though Ramadan is almost at its end, we can use what we learned this Ramadan to help us

get better for the rest of the year!

Write or draw your goals below, then use the maze to get to your goals!

START!

I REACHED MY GOALS!


day 30: A HERO’S POWERNow that we have worked on ourselves throughout Ramadan, we are strong Muslims! Good

habits keep us close to Allah and keep Shaytan away from us. Write down good habits you

learned in Ramadan in the forcefield! We wrote a few to help you get started.

PRAYER!

PATIEN

CE! awareness!


EID MUBARAK! Eid ul-Fitr is a very special time for us, where we can celebrate our blessings that Allah gave

to us and spend time with our family and friends. Draw what you’re eating for Eid!


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