Ramadan, a holy month of fasting, prayer, and community for Muslims is right around the corner. It’s a time to reflect on faith, spend with family, and give to charity. It’s also a perfect time to get creative with family and friends.
My friend at Lulu+Jasmin has some fun stencils, tattoos, and posters in her shop that you can use to make beautiful greeting cards, and unique crafts, and create endless projects for the upcoming holiday or any future event. 
Here are some Ramadan facts: - Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar.
- During Ramadan, Muslims don’t eat or drink anything during daylight hours.
- The meal Muslims eat before sunrise is called Suhoor.
- The meal Muslims eat after sunset to break their fast is called Iftar.
- The end of Ramadan is celebrated with Eid ul-Fitr, the Festival of the Breaking of the Fast.
How can you celebrate Ramadan with kids?
- Decorate the house
- Bake treats
- Mark the days with a calendar
- Volunteer or give to charity
- Be kind to others
- Make snacks for Iftar
- Include children’s friends
- Encourage children to participate in fasting
- Introduce children to charitable giving
What are some greetings for Ramadan?
“Ramadan Mubarak” and “Ramadan Kareem” are common greetings during Ramadan, meaning “Have a Blessed or Generous Ramadan”.
Where you plant love, there you will find your Valentines.
This too shall pass. A new season is guaranteed to be born. Whatever season you are currently in, whether you’re enjoying it or not, it will come to an end and a new season will begin. Put a jacket on, sit by a cozy fire and wait for the thaw.
