Part of: Milestones and gifts
GiftsEid gifts for kids with an Islamic touch
Good Eid gifts for Muslim children mix fun with things that support their faith: for under-5s, soft Islamic toys and board books; for 5–8s, Quran-learning games and Islamic storybooks; for 9–12s, a quality madrasah bag, a tajweed Quran or a watch with prayer times; and for teens, something personal and grown-up.
Ages 2–4
- Soft toys that recite short surahs or duas
- Board books about Ramadan and Eid
- A child-size prayer mat
Ages 5–8
- Arabic alphabet puzzles and flashcards
- Islamic storybooks (prophets, seerah)
- A named Quran cover for their Qaidah
- Their first proper madrasah bag
Ages 9–12
- A durable madrasah bag that will last to their teens
- A colour-coded tajweed Quran
- A kids' watch with prayer-time alarms
Teenagers
- A leather bag or bag they'll use for college too
- A tafsir or Islamic book suited to their interests
- A personalised tasbih or prayer mat
Eidi and gifts
Cash (eidi) is the traditional Eid gift in many families. A physical gift alongside it, especially one tied to their learning, makes a nice memory.
Questions people also ask
What do Muslim kids get for Eid?
Traditionally cash (eidi), plus new clothes and often a gift such as toys, books or items for madrasah.
How the Madrasah Bag works as an Eid gift
An Eid gift that's still in use next Eid, and the Eid after that: handmade to order in Scottish leather, sized for the Quran and an A4 book.
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Order your bag
£139.99 + £8.99 UK delivery. Handmade for you and delivered in around 14 days.
More on milestones and gifts
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