Special Ramadan Workshop - Iftaar of the Prophet ﷺ

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     بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم


We’re delighted to invite you and your little one to Nurture Islaam’s Special Ramadan Workshop:
Iftaar of the Prophet ﷺ — a meaningful Ramadan experience like never before.

This workshop helps children connect to Ramadan with love and understanding by exploring how the Prophet ﷺ prepared for and broke his fast. 



Through engaging, hands-on learning, children will:

  • Explore the iftaar traditions of the Prophet ﷺ

  • Learn about the foods he ate and their significance

  • Explore a model of the Prophet’s Masjid and his apartments, to understand his simple home and masjid

  • Use a beautiful food journal to build research skills — all focused on foods from the Sunnah

  • Take part in making an easy and delicious Sunnah-inspired recipe together

  • Try recipes of the Prophet’s favourite dishes and cook an easy recipe together for Iftaar.

  • Use a simple workbook filled with fun, meaningful activities (also usable throughout Ramadan)

Workshop Details:

  • 🗓 Dates: Saturday 7th & 14th February

  • ⏰ Time: 5:00 pm – 6:15 pm (KSA time) In shaa Allaah

  •  Ages: 6–10 years (boys & girls)

  • 📚 Format: 2 live, interactive classes

  • 🎥 Recording access for all registered students

  • 💵 Fee: $25

This is an ideal way to prepare young hearts for Ramadan through learning, reflection, and practical activities, in shaa Allah.




➡️ Register here:
https://forms.gle/HAMCSgMdfRsKcN8Y8

Comments

Dar ul Jannah Islamic Center said…
Salam. MashaAllah, this Ramadan workshop looks wonderful and so beneficial for the little ones. May Allah reward your efforts in nurturing the next generation upon the Sunnah. On a separate note, I'm searching for trusted Quran Classes in London for my children, with proper tajweed focus and Salafi-aligned teaching. If any sister here knows a good madrasah or teacher in the city, please share. BaarakAllahu feekum!
26 June 2026 at 20:31
Islamicompiler374 said…
I really like the idea of helping children learn about the Prophet ﷺ’s iftaar traditions through hands-on activities rather than only reading about them. The food journal and Sunnah-inspired cooking activity seem especially useful for making the lessons memorable and connecting them with everyday Ramadan practice. For planning the practical side of Ramadan too, IslamiCompiler.com has a free Sehri/Iftar Tracker & Planner that could be helpful.
4 October 2026 at 19:47
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