Ramadan moon
By Na'íma bint Robert
How can one changing moon unlock a month of hope, prayer and joyful surprises?
Genres
What is Ramadan moon about?
A young Muslim child watches the Ramadan moon and learns how its changing shape marks the special month of fasting. From whispered hopes and early-morning meals to prayer, generosity and family celebrations, each day brings a deeper understanding of Ramadan. As the moon waxes and wanes, excitement grows for Eid-ul-Fitr, the joyful festival that follows. With lyrical words and richly detailed illustrations inspired by Iranian art, this gentle picture book offers a child’s view of faith, family and community.
About the author
Na’ima Bint Robert is an award-winning British author who writes thoughtful books for children and young people. Her stories often celebrate family, friendship, identity and understanding different cultures. She is well known for picture books such as The Swirling Hijab and Ramadan Moon, as well as novels including Far from Home and She Wore Red Trainers. Na’ima also works as an editor and writing coach, helping writers share their ideas. Her books have been enjoyed by readers around the world.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2011
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