Studying about different cultures and religions is so essential for individuals of all ages, and in case you’re in search of a primary introduction to Ramadan for youths of all faiths, Ramadan: The Holy Month of Fasting by Ausma Zehanat Khan is an effective place to start out.
The e book is geared toward center grade readers and is filled with info, data and pictures in regards to the monthlong observance. It begins with the fundamentals of what’s Islam, who’s a Muslim and what’s Ramadan, so in case you’re beginning with out quite a lot of data that’s good. It consists of quotes from youngsters about what Ramadan means to them, in addition to details about when it’s OK for Muslims to not quick (comparable to youngsters, the aged and pregnant and nursing girls, amongst others), the completely different levels of Ramadan and Ramadan reminiscences from the writer and others.
It talks about fasting, prayer and good works that Muslims do in the course of the month, in addition to the celebrations of Eid, when the ultimate quick is damaged. It appears at a number of completely different organizations doing good work throughout Ramadan and past and completely different Ramadan traditions from around the globe. For instance in Egypt, lanterns are used as ornament throughout Ramadan and there’s a light-weight present on the pyramids; whereas in India it’s conventional to sacrifice a camel and provides the meat to the poor at the start of Ramadan.
You’ll additionally discover a number of recipes, a glossary, and sources for additional studying in order for you them. It is a nice e book for studying the fundamentals of Ramadan and the way it’s celebrated by completely different individuals around the globe, excellent for late elementary youngsters and older to study the fundamentals of this essential holy month for Muslims around the globe.
Concerning the e book: 88 pages, paperback. Revealed 2025 by Orca Guide Publishers. Urged retail worth $18.99.