Atfal CompassRamadan & Eid
Ramadan & Eid books for children, by age
Books are one of the easiest ways to make Ramadan feel special. Read one a night at iftar or bedtime, or give one as an Eid gift. Here are our favourites, grouped by age.
Updated 14 October 2026 · 10 picks
Ages 3–5: first words about faith
Book · Ages 3–7
Golden Domes and Silver Lanterns
Hena Khan
A book of colours found in the masjid and at home — perfect for little ones.
Book · Ages 3–7
Ilyas & Duck Search for Allah
Omar S. Khawaja
Answers the first big question, “Where is Allah?”, gently and with humour.
Book · Ages 4–8
My First Quran Storybook
Saniyasnain Khan
One short Prophet story a night, all through the month.
Ages 5–8: Ramadan at school and at home
Book · Ages 5–8
Lailah's Lunchbox
Reem Faruqi
About a first fast at a new school — great before your child's first fasts.
Book · Ages 4–8
The Proudest Blue
Ibtihaj Muhammad & S. K. Ali
Two sisters stand tall together; a lovely Eid gift for girls.
Book · Ages 4–8
Under My Hijab
Hena Khan
Celebrates the women in a girl's life and the many ways they wear hijab.
Ages 8–14: stories to read on their own
Book · Ages 8–12
Amina's Voice
Hena Khan
Friendship, identity and community, with a mosque at the heart of the story.
Book · Ages 10–14
Once Upon an Eid
S. K. Ali & Aisha Saeed
Fifteen short Eid stories by Muslim authors — easy to dip into over the holiday.
Keep learning after Ramadan
Courses that keep the momentum going.
Course · Ages 7–12 · Monthly or yearly membership
The Muslim Treehouse
Noor Kids
Live Islamic classes for 7–12 year olds with a new theme each month.
Course · Ages 5–14 · Paid
Quran for Kids
Dar e Arqam School
One-to-one Quran reading lessons to build on what they started in Ramadan.
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