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January 15, 2020

Arabic Seeds Review & Interview

Are you looking to teach your children Arabic at home as non-native Arabic speakers and not sure what to purchase or where to start? I’ve had the same trouble myself. That’s when I discovered Arabic Seeds!
Now luckily for me I WON a year’s subscription to Arabic Seeds membership in an online giveaway – it was the best prize ever! It was only then that I got to see first hand what Arabic Seeds is all about. The membership gave me access to so many Arabic Resources perfect for my children! With unit studies, fun activities and even videos to hear the language, I could feel this business started with a real sense of passion and love for the Arabic Language. But rather than just  hearing my thoughts on the membership, I wanted the founder herself to show you her passion for the Arabic Language which encouraged her to start her journey to creating Arabic Seeds, so I interviewed her! Here’s what she had to say:
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Tell us about yourself and how you got started with Arabic Seeds. 

Assalamu 3alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu! 

I am Emilie, founder of Arabic Seeds, a French mom currently homeschooling and living in British Columbia, Canada. 

I started to learn Arabic by myself at home around 2010, starting with reading, writing, and then grammar with the first Madina book. Since I was not practicing the language in my daily life, I started to feel the difficulties coming more and more, forgetting my lists of vocabulary, not really acquiring the grammar rules… 
But then two experiences boosted my learning and moved me towards more fluency alhamdulillah: I discovered the Arabic teaching book “Arabic between your hands” (“al arabiyyatu bayna yadayk”) using audios and real-life dialogues and I started to raise my baby in Arabic (along with French). Her father was speaking to her in Arabic but since he was away at work during the day and we were in a French-speaking environment, I decided to emphasize on Arabic with her: reading aloud to her everyday, talking to her in Arabic as much as I could (I started with words and simple sentences, and then was able to use more complex sentences and speak more fluently as I was practicing), playing in Arabic. 
She could understand it and then speak it from toddler age like any other children can do with their native language. She had acquired Arabic grammar rules without us having to teach her, but by just being exposed to the whole language in her daily life. 
When she was 5/6 years old she was able to read and write in Arabic and I truly believe that the fact that she was already used to the sounds of the language and what she was reading/writing was making sense to her eased her learning. She also can read Qur’an and basically understand various verses and ahadeeth (of course a more advanced knowledge is necessary when reading religious sources). We now homeschool in order to better balance her 3 languages (Arabic, French, English) and protect her Arabic in particular (and it’s not without challenges but we don’t give up, with the permission of Allah)
I would like to add that at the beginning, I particularly struggled to find quality, suitable Arabic children resources adapted to non-native speaking parents, like books with harakat and easy-to-read clear Arabic fonts, and no mistakes in the harakat (now even my daughter can spot them but at the beginning as a non native parent I needed more quality!) These experiences inspired me to start Arabic Seeds in order to help other families.

Tell me more about Arabic Seeds. What does it feature? What makes it so unique?

The goal of Arabic Seeds is to provide adapted Arabic resources to non-native speakers so that they can use the language in real life and really acquire it, and to promote the use of Arabic as a living language (not a dead-language that is only written and read and kept in textbooks. I studied some Latin and Ancient Greek during my Education in France and I don’t want Arabic to get classified in this category in the future). I strongly believe that the struggles experienced by a large part for Arabic learners in the West comes from the approach used to learn/teach it and by the lack of daily life exposure and practice. I don’t like to say that Arabic is a difficult language because that idea actually holds back learners instead of having them persevering and looking for the right approach to learn it.

 
The uniqueness of our resources may also come from how we create our resources. Based on my experience as a non native speaker, we create them following our own criteria to ensure the best/right quality for our customers:
  • carefully proofread resources (my husband is my trustworthy Arabic proofreader, and my daughter now also helps me spot the first typos)
  • English translation included. 
  • We purposely don’t provide transliterations as it can hold back and mislead learners, instead we now provide read aloud videos and audios to help non native speakers (members advantage)
  • vowels (“harakaat”) in the Arabic text, more space between letters to ease beginning readers, clear Arabic font for beginners.
  • meaningful topics inspired by kids & daily life and resources including full sentences so that learners can re-use what they learn in their own life and acquire the language! What you read or listen from our resources can be re-used when speaking.
  • resources designed with a professional software, illustrated with our own hand-drawn illustrations.
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What’s on offer at Arabic Seeds? Can you tell me more about the membership?

Arabic Seeds started in 2015 with an online digital shop and a blog to share tips with parents and teachers. Since 2018, I have started a new exciting adventure by offering an affordable membership subscription that give members access to all our resources as well as exclusive perks: read-aloud and “listen and repeat” videos of our stories and flashcards, tutorial videos and short texts with audios written by our daughter, exclusive printables, and resources organized into themed units. We are currently at 100+ resources alhamdulillah, adding more every month and planning to add online educational games in the future (I plan to outsource some content creation as soon as I can afford it in order to provide more and more to our members inshaaAllah).
The goal of Arabic Seeds‘ Membership is to offer a “feast” (to use a concept I discovered through the Charlotte Mason approach while homeschooling) of Arabic resources in order to expose learners to the whole language and make them listen, speak, read, write and connect with Arabic. Seeing the great response our membership has received alhamdulillah, it seems that this is what parents, teachers and homeschoolers were looking for. As a homeschooler myself, I absolutely love the convenience of being able to choose resources from a wide range of topics and formats in order to integrate them in my weekly plans and daily routines.   

What are your most popular resources and why?

I think that one of our most popular content are our themed units (offered in our membership). The themes we currently offer are: “Greetings and Introducing myself”, “Daily actions and routines”, “Fall’s treasures”, “Animals and little stories”, “At the park”, “Five senses at the beach”, “Winter joy’s”, Space, “I love Spring”, “Around the house”. 
Each unit is deliberately based on a printable book/story to give learners a meaningful context and engage them into learning. We then create the other unit’s resources (worksheets, flashcards, crosswords and colouring pages, rhymes, read-aloud videos etc.) to make the learners practice vocabulary/structures/sentences introduced by the book, and make them practice the 4 language skills (listen, speak, read and write).
We also recently started to release an engaging Arabic Alphabet series for preschoolers featuring our 2 kittens (Nashoot and Bannoon who are the main characters of several of our stories) and we have already received good feedback about these resources.
 
Our Seasons & Weather wall display includes full sentences to avoid a dry list of vocabulary.
The Arabic commands freebie and free Spring bundle are also very popular.

What advice would you give to parents teaching their children Arabic as a second language?

First, I would say that it is never too early or to late to start alhamdulillah! 
 
Then, my experience in raising my child in Arabic, as well as recommendations from bi/multilingualism experts (I particularly love to read the website multilingualparenting.com to debunk myths and concerns and to learn about strategies and tips) show that the best way to pass on Arabic to our kids is to regularly expose them to the fluent language (avoiding dry lists of vocabulary or grammar rules and cookie-cut language) and to integrate it into our life as much as we can.
 
I know this approach sounds overwhelming for non-native speakers so I recommend to start small but with regularity (10 minutes of “Arabic time” per day and then increase as much as you can). You can read more practical tips by age range in our Parents Guide. And if you have Arabic speakers around you, ask them to speak Arabic to your children even though they might feel it’s “weird” to speak in Arabic and not in a dialect, and they might have to search some words in the dictionary and refresh their memory and speaking fluency at the beginning. All the common efforts are so worth it! Make it a family/community affair! (By the way, our daughter uses Arabic when we visit her father’s family in North Africa – which delights them – and she also quickly picked up their local dialect. I am glad that we chose to put Arabic first alhamdulillah!)
 
Also, know that you won’t probably see results quickly, this is a long term journey, brain mechanisms are developing and making connections, don’t give up! With the appropriate resources, regular exposure, commitment, patience and perseverance, it is possible to acquire Arabic and to make it a language we use in our families bi’idhnillAh.

If you want to check out Arabic Seeds Resources before hopping on to sign up to the membership programme – check out the FREE RESOURCES on offer!

 

Arabic Seeds are also offering 10% OFF for our readers on a monthly or annual membership. Use code mamateachesarabic at checkout!

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by Eva Georgieva on January 15, 2020

What an incredible interview . Emilie is such an inspiration Masha Allah . We have used her resources in the past and my eldest two have loved it . Need to get back . Lovely review ….xxx

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by hafsah on January 15, 2020

Yes mA I love the ideas that stem from her resources and unit studies too 🙂

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by Nichole on January 16, 2020

What a thorough review! Very inspiring. I’m excited to see what Emilie and her family provides in the future with Arabic Seeds for those seriously seeking to learn Arabic.

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by hafsah on January 16, 2020

Yes me too! Thank you!

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by Islam - The Ultimate Truth on January 17, 2020

Jazak Allah Khayr for the review! There is also a website called duolingo that you may like!

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by hafsah on January 18, 2020

Thank you! Will have a look

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Making sushi 🍣 🍱 . Another double firsts fo Making sushi 🍣 🍱 
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Another double firsts for the girls - making sushi and trying it - they literally gave the taste test 1/10 😂🙈 they are not fans of sushi at all ( I’m the fan) but they enjoyed the process of making it, they were exposed to new methods, new tastes and smells. 
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I, on the other hand am super happy I can now make my own home made sushi and experiment with my niece who actually LOVES sushi like me 😄 ( I did say our homeschool was about my interests too didn’t I 😅) I LOVED the taste test and can’t wait to make some more. All ingredients were found on Amazon - here’s what you’ll need: 
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🍣 bamboo mat (for rolling) 
🍣 white/brown sushi rice 
🍣 nori (roasted seaweed sheets) 
🍣 veg/fish of choice for filling 
🍣 pickled ginger 
🍣 wasabi (optional) 
🍣 soy sauce 
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Are you a sushi fan? Have you tried making your own? It’s actually not has difficult as it looks 🍣 
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A lot of the time our homeschool is about my learn A lot of the time our homeschool is about my learning as much as the kids. It’s my curiosity to see or do as much as theirs. So comes out my real excitement (like a big kid 😅) and theirs too. 
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Many decades ago I remember learning and later teaching fair trade and chocolate and looking a little at how chocolate was made and always thought it would be fascinating to make it from scratch with an actual cacao pod! From something we eat so regularly why have we barely accessed the fruit, the beans, the pod?!
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So spent some time online searching for a fresh cacao pod within a reasonable price (this was under £20) this one’s from the Caribbean and bought on eBay 😅 
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The girls’s reaction to the cacao fruit was priceless - little one ran out of the room thinking she was expected to eat it 😂 we did taste the fruit - it’s a little like lychee and tastes really good - a little sour and sweet too. We had a little read of cacao pods in our new book too - Swipe to see pics 📸 
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We will be back to share more on the chocolate soon - in the mean time we still have fresh home made yogurt to make, sushi to roll and an experience of cooking outdoors - all quite flexible but need the good weather for the latter experience ☀️
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Have you attempted to make chocolate at home? Do you ensure your homeschool is full of ways for you to learn and be curious too?  I was telling the girls isn’t it fascinating to have been able to invent chocolate 🍫 
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One of our fave features of homeschooling is the l One of our fave features of homeschooling is the lifestyle we create that works for us. It’s in our time, great weather, making memories and connections and of course flexibility etc.
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We love taking advantage of the weekdays for our days out to avoid the rush! The girls had their first proper dose of rock climbing today Alhamdulillah-  loved their enthusiasm to try something new.  Swipe to see the snaps 📸 
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We talk a lot about trying something new - whether it’s a new challenge or trying new foods. There are always different emotions attached - fear, nervousness, even anxiety due to a judgement or a perception that was made. Much of the time we realise we feel that way because it’s different and an unknown. 
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The lesson is really for us all - if we can look past our thoughts and have faith in ourselves to overcome the challenges by allowing ourselves to decide whether it’s for us or not with grace. If we can tell ourselves “we can” we have more opportunities in actually giving it a try!
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Have you ever come across a time you’ve had to encourage your child to see past a judgement they made through fear or anxiousness - or a challenge they find overwhelming? How have you consoled them? Would love to hear more
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🍍 EXOTIC FRUIT DAY 🍍 . The girls and I plan 🍍 EXOTIC FRUIT DAY 🍍 
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The girls and I planned an Exotic Fruit Day yesterday. We went out to our local markets in search of fruits we have never tried before! We wanted to guess how they’d look on the inside, how they would taste and more. 
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The girls were intrigued by the dragon fruit, papaya, passion fruit, apricot, golden kiwi, grapefruit and fig. They didn’t like the look of the custard apple at all - inside or out 🙈
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It was a fantastic way to get the girls to try new fruits and marvel at Allahs magnificent creation subhanAllah. They learnt about taste buds and the tongue. Hands on practical learning - super easy and fun 🤩 
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So share with us- which of these fruits do you like the most and which are you yet to try? Comment below 👇 we’d love to know 😊
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We loved looking through this wonderful book by @d We loved looking through this wonderful book by @dkbooks called Food like Mine! The book covers where all our staple foods are from, the different types of rice, wheat, grains, meat there are and much more! 
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Swipe to see the wonderful pages inside. The girls used the concept of mapping out where food was from and prepared for their Exotic Fruit Day - this was a great way to tie in our Geography learning too!
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Our Exotic Fruit Day snaps coming soon 🍍 
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NEW TOPIC - Food, Glorious Food! . The girls have NEW TOPIC - Food, Glorious Food! 
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The girls have been wanting to do more baking and cooking for some time so they insisted we focus on it after Ramadan. We drew up a little plan, threw in some Science Experimenting, instruction following, recipe writing and reading and lots of other exciting stuff. 
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On the sunnier days this week we’ve been out in the garden a lot, pulling out weeds and harvesting our over grown mint. The girls enjoyed some fresh mint tea with me.  We added boiling water to a mug or glass and added in some freshly picked mint leaves - let it brew for a few minutes (add sugar to taste if you like) it’s as simple as that! 
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We are finding this topic the best one to do after Ramadan. The girls are enjoying the practical element of it daily! Loads to share so stay tuned! 
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What are you upto post Eid? Share with us below! 
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One of my favourite times of the homeschool year h One of my favourite times of the homeschool year has to be spring/summer as the days get warmer in UK 🇬🇧- all we want to do is spend time outdoors in the sun ☀️ And so in order to do this with ease we plan our topics accordingly, making summer time practical and fun for myself and the kids! 
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So here’s a look back at our annual plan which we created in September 2021 for this academic year. Alhamdulillah looking back we’ve actually done loads! When Ramadan comes along and then Eid, it takes some time getting back into our usual homeed rhythm, so it’s a good time to reflect rather than getting anxious about not doing enough or kids falling behind (they are always learning)
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We’ve varied our topics and learning - some based on the kids interests, some I wanted to do with them. Travelling, moving countries and more travelling has meant we had to switch some things up and it’s been so easy to do just that too alhamdulillah.
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So if your at the point post Ramadan, finding it difficult to get back into the swing of things - go easy on yourself, reflect and look back at all the amazing progress (and trust me there’s always loads) 
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The kids want to do some practical fun cooking lessons and some DIY (as always from Hibah) and so we are going to try take both things outdoors too!
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What are you upto in your homeschool now? Share with us below and let’s encourage everyone who needs motivation to get back into their Homeschool Rhythm 
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Eid Mubarak from our family to yours. May Allah ac Eid Mubarak from our family to yours. May Allah accept from us and you all!
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Praying you all have a joyous day of Eid 🎉 
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📸 Our Eid Cake from @eggfreecakebox 😋 
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Ramadan came and is leaving us so quickly subhanAl Ramadan came and is leaving us so quickly subhanAllah time just flew! 
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If there was one word that defined Ramadan for us this year it has to be GIVING (last Ramadan’s word was definitely Healing alhamdulillah ❤️‍🩹) share your word that defines your Ramadan 2022 below! 
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We’ve enjoyed Allah’s blessings for way too long and had to use whatever was in our power to help those less fortunate. As the girls were involved in their charity bike ride and giving to other charities and causes we reminded them of how much Allah has blessed us with. And so this encouraged them to think of those less fortunate and each night they’d see the charity appeals on Islam Channel and realise the poverty in the world sadly. It’s given them something to focus on throughout the year alhamdulillah as we finally introduce them to pocket money. 
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So as we bid farewell to yet another blessed Ramadan - we are hopeful for all that we intended and vowed to do or be. We prayed, asked for forgiveness and thanked Allah and connected in new ways. Even if you feel you haven’t done enough this Ramadan, make dua now until Maghrib and make an intention to continue with a sunnah or connection with Allah for your own development and progress. 
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May Allah accept your prayers and good deeds and allow us all to see yet another Ramadan Ameen ❤️
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📸 swipe to see some highlights from Ramadan 2022 
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Ramadan is the month of giving so let's dig deep a Ramadan is the month of giving so let's dig deep and start raising for the different campaigns that come our way. 

I spoke to the girls about @laurenbooth.official post about raising money for Syrian Orphans for Riding therapy - Treating Trauma with Equine Therapy and they immediately wanted to help too. The girls absolutely LOVE horses and remember how much they enjoyed their horse riding sessions as well.

So this Ramadan they will be riding their bikes so Syrian Orphans can ride horses - link in bio to read more about this amazing project with the charity @bir.ummett 

"Hibah and I LOVE horses and horse riding. This year we want to raise money for Syrian Orphans to attend their own horse riding club. We also want to rescue horses. We are going to do a bike ride in our local Park this Ramadan to raise money for Syrian Orphans to enjoy horse riding too. Please sponsor us so we can raise our target of £500- Thank you!"

Ammarah and Hibah 😊 
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LINK IN BIO to sponsor the girls 
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As-Salamualaikum Everyone 😊 I hope you are en As-Salamualaikum Everyone 😊 

I hope you are enjoying Ramadan. Thank you for buying my posters for charity this Ramadan. So far we have raised £48 alhamdulillah but we want to raise some more in sha Allah. ❤️ 

I designed some ideas of how you can stick the posters around your house. Swipe to see them all. 

You can also print them smaller to stick on your fridge or in your journal - we hope you like them. 😃 

from Ammarah (8 yrs old)
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Don't forget you can purchase the poster pack for just £3 from www.mamateachesme.com and the donations will be going to Kafiyah (the girls sponsored orphan from Somalia with @orphansinneed ) We are also raising to support @solace_uk and @humanappeal this Ramadan. May Allah accept it from us all Ameen! - Hafsa 🙂

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They are fun, they are entertaining and super inte They are fun, they are entertaining and super interactive- it’s the Azharis!! 🎉
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Are you trying to entertain your kids this Ramadan but need a break? (I do) tune into the Azharis with @saalim.alazhari and his lovely kids this Ramadan MashaAllah - it’s superb! 😄😄 Subscribe on YouTube!
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My girls have been counting down the premiere each day and absolutely LOVE the competition time - they are eagerly awaiting their Azhari-Rex at the end of the month 😄
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JzkAllah Khayr @saalim.alazhari for pulling off this wonderful series with your children - just what we need for the kids this Ramadan! 🌙 
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Are you following along with the Azharis too? 
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Ramadan Mubarak Everyone 🎉🎉 . May Allah bles Ramadan Mubarak Everyone 🎉🎉
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May Allah bless you all, may you reap the benefits of Ramadan and find healing in the Quran. May you call on you Lord in the quietest moments of the night and moisten your tongue with dhikr throughout the day. May you cherish the time this blessed month brings and find time to connect with yourself and your Lord. Ameen ❤️❤️
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Alhamdulillah so happy Ramadan is upon us - please remember us in your prayers too 😊
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Book Review - As Ramadan is literally in a few day Book Review - As Ramadan is literally in a few days - we are starting to think more about the Ramadan Moon! Works perfectly with our #MamaMoonTour with @shade7_ too
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Delighted to review @emmalhalim new book RAMADAN ROCKET which was a joy to read. We loved the attempt Haarith made to visit the moon only to be the first to find the Ramadan Moon when searching with his family! It's an enjoyable read and one to add to your Ramadan Bok list! JazakAllah Emma @emmalhalim for the #gift just in time for Ramadan!

And with that we collated our final bits to our RAMADAN BASKET - included the much needed Ramadan Moon Diary by @shade7_ 

Are you planning to sight or attempt to sight the Ramadan Moon? I remember the awesome times we did just that on our rooftops in Pakistan - such a lovely feeling when someone spotted it - the joy and excitement as Ramadan came in was beautiful mA
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GIVEAWAY ENDED- As Ramadan is the month of the Qur GIVEAWAY ENDED- As Ramadan is the month of the Quran it’s only right we immerse ourselves as much as possible in reading, reflecting and connecting with the Quran - And our kids too! .
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And what better way than the awesome books from @faith_books - my girls have learnt so much about the Surahs they are memorising through My First Quran with pictures and the colouring books! .
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Super excited to be hosting this giveaway! This is your chance to win these awesome books just in time for Ramadan! 🌙 
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The giveaway winner will receive: 
*My First Quran With Pictures Book
*& the My First Quran Colouring book 

To enter the giveaway you need to:

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Giveaway ends Saturday 2nd April 10pm UK time! (Open Worldwide)
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