Ramadan, Eid, and Special Days in Arabic Countries
Arabic-speaking countries celebrate many beautiful holidays and two of the most special are Ramadan and Eid. These times are filled with kindness, sharing, and joy.
What Is Ramadan?
Ramadan is a holy month when many Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset. It’s a time to:
- Be thankful and patient
- Do kind deeds
- Spend time with family
- Say special prayers
Kids often join by helping cook, decorating the home, or doing kind actions like giving to others.
What Happens During Eid?
After Ramadan comes Eid al-Fitr a big celebration with:
- New clothes
- Tasty food
- Visits with friends and family
- Gift giving and fun games
Later in the year, there’s also Eid al-Adha, a time to remember stories of faith and give to people in need.
With Dinolingo, kids aged 2–14 explore Arabic traditions and vocabulary through fun lessons, songs, printable worksheets, and games—helping them connect with language and culture in meaningful ways.
Creative Activities to Try
Ramadan Kindness Calendar
Make a 30-day chart where kids do one kind act each day. Use Arabic words like “shukran” (thank you) or “salaam” (peace).
Eid Card Craft
Create colorful cards that say “Eid Mubarak” in Arabic. Decorate with stars, moons, and glitter!
Holidays help kids feel the joy of language and the spirit of togetherness in every culture.
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