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Thoughtful Gift Ideas 67: Box made in Gaza

Thoughtful Gift Ideas 67: Box made in Gaza

May 26, 2021 | Eid, Thoughtful Gifts

This next gift idea is thoughtful in many ways.
The box that you see has been made in Gaza by deaf men and women, and so by purchasing the boxes, their income was provided for them. As well all know, Gaza needs all the help it can get at the moment, so this gesture is also one of support and solidarity.
Inside are some lovely bonbons!
Thoughtful Gift Ideas 11: Treats in an Eid Mubarak Box

Thoughtful Gift Ideas 11: Treats in an Eid Mubarak Box

Jul 30, 2014 | Gift, Thoughtful Gifts

Continuing on from last year’s thoughtful gifts at Eid time, here are a few more awesome ideas 🙂

How about this cute Eid Mubarak box that can be downloaded, printed and folded at home! Perfect for cupcakes, sweets or any other little things!

http://eidcreations.blogspot.co.nz/2013/07/take-out-box-for-eid-party-favors.html

Ramadan Idea 15: Make them an Iftar Box

Ramadan Idea 15: Make them an Iftar Box

Jul 11, 2014 | Ideas for Marking Ramadan with Kids, Ramadan

Inspired by this iftaar box by This Little Life of Mine who made these below, I made some for my kids! When I saw made, I mean ‘stuck foam letters on’! Something to make their iftar even more special!

iftarbox

  • On the topic of iftar, I came across this FB post and think it’s a very special way to think about when we end our fast. Inshallah if we start young we can inculcate this thinking into our children!

“Hazel Gómez de Crain:

In English, so many of us say, “It is time to break my fast.” The image I think of is someone forcing themselves to eat after following God’s command of fasting. It reminds me of the rules we need and follow as servants and believers of One God.

But in Spanish, that’s not the word I was taught to use when it’s time to eat after fasting. My grandparents taught me to say, “Ahora entrego mi ayuno.” (“It is time to deliver my fast [to God].”) The image of a servant, of a believer of One God, praying “Here is my fast, oh Lord. Please accept it from me!” It reminds me of the unseen, of begging God to accept our deeds, and praying to The One God as if we see Him.

So, today, how will you deliver your fast to the Almighty Lord of the Worlds?”