“Eid al-Adha & Hajj for Kids” is an all-in-one interactive Islamic learning journey designed especially for children aged 5–10. Through a 7-step adventure, kids will explore the meaning of sacrifice, the story of Prophet Ibrahim, and the rituals of Hajj using storytelling, activities, crafts, games, and a fun quiz — all wrapped up with a personalized certificate to celebrate their learning. It’s the perfect way to teach children about these important Islamic traditions!
Welcome to the exciting journey of learning about Eid al-Adha and Hajj (عيد الأضحى والحج) in a fun and interactive way!
In this activity, you will go through 7 steps to explore:
Description:
Let’s begin by watching a short and exciting video that explains What is Eid al Adha and Hajj in a simple and fun way for kids.
Instructions:
Click play and watch the full video.
Listen carefully and try to remember what you learn.
Move to the next step once you’re done.
Description:
Now it’s story time! Enjoy an audio story that helps you understand the greatness and mercy of Allah.
Instructions:
Press play on the audio player.
You can close your eyes and imagine the story.
Repeat if needed, then move to the next step.
Description:
This book is all about learning who Allah is, with beautiful pictures and simple explanations just for you!
Instructions:
Scroll through the interactive book or download the PDF.
Read with a parent or on your own.
Don’t forget to look at the pictures!
Create fun crafts and activities.
Description:
Let’s test what you’ve learned! This game will challenge your memory and help you practice in a fun way.
Instructions:
Tap or click to play.
Try to get the highest score!
Once done, get ready for the quiz.
Description:
Ready to show what you know? Take this short quiz to see how much you remember about Allah.
Instructions:
Answer all questions carefully.
You can retake it if you need to.
Submit your answers to unlock your certificate!
Description:
Congratulations! You’ve completed your learning adventure about Allah! 🎉
Instructions:
Click the download button below.
Save your certificate and show it to your parents or teacher.
You can even print it and hang it on your wall!
Enter your name and click the button below to download your personalized certificate.
Perfect for little hands and big celebrations!
1 cup (225g) unsalted butter – softened
1 cup (200g) sugar
1 large egg
1 tsp vanilla extract
2½ cups (300g) all-purpose flour
1 tsp baking powder
Pinch of salt
Colorful sprinkles or edible glitter (optional)
Cookie icing or melted chocolate for decorating
Eid-themed cookie cutters (crescent moon 🌙, stars ⭐, mosques 🕌, sheep 🐑)
Cream the Butter & Sugar
In a big bowl, mix the butter and sugar until it’s smooth and fluffy. You can use a spoon, a whisk, or a mixer.
Add the Egg & Vanilla
Crack the egg into the bowl and pour in the vanilla. Stir it all together!
Add the Dry Ingredients
In another bowl, mix the flour, baking powder, and salt. Slowly add it to your butter mix. Mix until a soft dough forms.
Chill the Dough
Wrap the dough in cling film (or put in a container) and chill it in the fridge for 30 minutes. This helps the cookies hold their shape!
Roll & Cut
Sprinkle some flour on your table. Roll the dough out flat (about ½ inch thick). Use your Eid cookie cutters to cut fun shapes!
Bake the Cookies
Place your cookies on a baking tray lined with parchment paper.
Bake at 350°F (180°C) for 8–10 minutes until edges are lightly golden. Let them cool.
Decorate the Fun Way!
Use icing, melted chocolate, and sprinkles to make your crescent moons sparkle and your sheep look extra fluffy!
Add food coloring to the icing for fun colors.
Let kids decorate their own cookies — it’s part of the fun!
Make extra for neighbors or guests on Eid day!
