Ramadan Calendars

The holy month of Ramadan is a period of spirituality, sharing, and family joy eagerly awaited in Morocco. For children, the wait until the day of the Eid celebration can seem long. The Ramadan calendar is the ideal educational and fun tool for materializing the passing of time. At Wlidaty, we have selected a varied range of calendars that allow each day of fasting to be transformed into a moment of learning and discovery for little Muslims.

More than just a decorative object, these calendars help establish a family routine centered on the values of Islam. Whether it's moving a moon marker, opening a surprise pocket, or discovering a "good deed" challenge (Sadaqa), these tools awaken children's curiosity. Available for all tastes and budgets in dirhams (MAD), they fit perfectly into a modern Moroccan living room or a child's bedroom, creating a festive atmosphere from the first day of the holy month.

Our different styles of calendars for waiting for Eid:

• Felt and Fabric Calendars: Soft, colorful, and often featuring pockets (30 slots), they are perfect for the youngest children. You can slip a small treat, a date, or a message for Iftar into them.
• Educational & Montessori Models: Designed for spiritual awakening, they often include challenge cards, good deeds, or reminders about the phases of the moon, promoting kindness and independence.
• Decorative Acrylic Calendars: Elegant and modern (glossy black, gold, or white finishes), they serve as a chic visual countdown, ideal for enhancing your table or buffet decoration.
• Interactive Supports: With moon or star systems to move each day, they allow the child to concretely visualize the progress toward the Eid celebration.

Ideas for filling and animating your calendar:

• For pocket calendars: alternate between small rewards (chocolate, small toy) and spiritual actions (learning a short Du'a, helping to set the table).
• For visual calendars (acrylic/wood): involve the child by letting them change the number or move the marker each evening at the time of breaking the fast.
• Use the calendar as a support for telling a story of the Prophet or an Islamic value each evening.

Frequently Asked Questions about Ramadan Calendars (FAQ)

What is the purpose of a Ramadan calendar for a child?

It helps the child track time (understand the duration of the month of 29 or 30 days) and develop patience. It is also an excellent way to transmit the values of Ramadan to them in a fun and positive manner, creating joyful memories associated with this blessed month.

What can be put in the calendar's slots?

If the model has pockets or drawers, you can slip in "Hassanates" (good deeds points), kindness challenges, small chocolates, coins for charity, or puzzle pieces to be assembled on the day of Eid.

Are the calendars reusable?

Yes, the vast majority of our models (in thick felt, wood, or acrylic) are durable and designed to be brought out every year. It is a one-time purchase that becomes a family tradition over the years.

At what age can one start?

From 3 years old, the child can begin to appreciate the visual ritual (moving the star, opening the slot). For the more spiritual aspects or good deed challenges (Montessori type), this becomes very relevant around 4-6 years old and beyond.

How do you know if the month will be 29 or 30 days?

Our calendars are generally designed to cover up to 30 days. If the month of Ramadan ends on the 29th day (according to moon observation in Morocco), it's an excellent opportunity to explain this lunar phenomenon to the child and move directly to the "Eid Mubarak" slot!

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Make this holy month a daily celebration for your children. With a Wlidaty Ramadan calendar, each day becomes a joyful step toward the celebration of Eid, strengthening family bonds and love for the religion.