
Golden Domes and Silver Lanterns
A to Z of Muslim life: mosque, henna, Eid. A first beautiful alphabet of belonging.
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Joy, family, Ramadan, and seeing yourself on the page.
We've gathered picture books where Muslim children can find themselves. If that's what you're looking for, these are some we think you might like.
Eid clothes, prayer rugs, little sisters, moons. For shelves in the UAE and anywhere a child is learning that the world is wide enough for them.
For Ramadan nights, first hijabs, and everyday belonging.

A to Z of Muslim life: mosque, henna, Eid. A first beautiful alphabet of belonging.
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Shapes in Islamic art and worship. Geometry as a love letter.
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A first hijab on the first day of school. Sisterhood, and a blue like the sky.
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The many ways women wear hijab, from football to grandma's kitchen.
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A girl fasts for Ramadan at school in a new country. Courage in a lunchbox.
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A father gives his son a prayer rug, and permission to pray at school.
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Yasmeen learns the nights of Ramadan, one moon at a time.
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A birthday party, a little sister, and a lesson in fairness with a Pakistani family at the centre.
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A Gulf childhood, girgian, and the lanterns of the fasting month.
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A clear, tender introduction to the month of fasting for the very young.
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