Introduce your little ones to the joys and traditions of Dhul-Hijjah with the “Eager Little Beavers: First Hands-On Hajj Activity Book for Little Muslims.” Specially designed for children aged 3-6, this vibrant and engaging activity booklet is the perfect way to involve them in the beautiful Islamic traditions of Hajj while fostering a deep, joyful connection with their faith.

Key Features:

• Interactive Activities: The booklet includes a variety of hands-on activities that actively involve children in learning about Hajj. These activities are designed to be simple, engaging, and educational, ensuring that young minds stay captivated.
• Hajj Journey: Children will embark on an exciting journey, following the steps of Hajj. The booklet guides them through the different stages of Hajj, making them feel as if they are part of the pilgrimage.
• Learning About the Kaaba: Through colourful illustrations and simple explanations, children will learn about the Kaaba’s significance and its role in Hajj. Activities include drawing and decorating their own Kaaba and understanding its importance in the Muslim faith.
• Exploring Mina: The booklet introduces children to Mina, where they learn about the tents and the symbolic stoning of the devil. Engaging activities help them grasp these concepts in a fun and interactive way.
• Safa and Marwa: Kids will enjoy learning about the hills of Safa and Marwa, and the story of Hagar and Ishmael. The booklet includes activities like tracing the path between the hills and understanding the significance of this ritual.
• And Much More: The Hajj booklet covers various other important aspects of Hajj, including Arafat, Muzdalifah, and Eid al-Adha. Each section is filled with interactive elements such as matching games, and storytelling activities that make learning enjoyable.

Our Hajj booklet is designed to provide a comprehensive and engaging learning experience for young children. By combining educational content with interactive activities, it ensures that children not only learn about Hajj but also develop a deeper connection to this important religious journey.