With Eid al Adha just around the corner, we’ll be spending our weekend decorating the house, making ma’amou and sheer khurma, and finding colour co-ordinated outfits for the family (yes, i’m that mum). 🙂
While all of these things are memorable experiences for our children and ones that they will cherish into adulthood InshaAllah, it’s also important for us to teach our children the meaning behind the celebrations, and to pass on the traditions of the Prophet Muhammad ď·ş.
A couple of weeks ago I shared my Eid al Adha Routine cards, which highlight the sunnah activities that should be completed on the morning of Eid al Adha. Today, I’ve taken those routine cards and put them into poster format so that everything is on one page. You can print this and stick it up in your home, share it with your loved ones via WhatsApp, or use it as a checklist on the morning of Eid.
From my family to yours, Eid Mubarak! Have a blessed day ❤
Montessori Muslim 