Holiday History Ramadan and Eid Al-Fitr by Marzieh A. Ali
Traditionally published non fiction Ramadan and Eid books have more errors than they should. I was hopeful with this one,
Festivals and Celebrations: Eid al-Fitr by Louise Nelson
This non fiction Eid book is not accurate, detailed, engaging, or something I would recommend schools or libraries shelve. It
Rabia’s Eid by Rukhsana Khan illustrated by Debby Rahmalia
We definitely lack Islam centered leveled readers, so how exciting to see one this year focused on Eid, that contains
A Ramadan to Remember by Marzieh A. Ali illustrated by Najwa Awatiff
A problem solving kid that loves his faith, finds himself in a new neighborhood at the beginning of Ramadan without
Was the Trojan Horse Real?
Ever since 1873 when the German businessman and archaeologist Heinrich Schliemann, following the evidence of Homer’s Iliad, found the remnants
A New Ramadan Planner Is Finally Out: An Interview with Dina Aziz on the Holy Month
The holy month of Ramadan is right around the corner! And while we all may have different ways of preparing
Aliya’s Secret: A Story of Ramadan by Farida Zaman
Books like this are honestly a disservice to Muslims. I know the industry means well by having a token holiday
Beware the Lides of March
March is the month which proverbially ‘comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb’. That proverb, which
The Partition Project by Saadia Faruqi
I have always maintained that my reviews are not personal, and for over 10 years, I kept to that. I
Measuring the Shape of the Earth
In 1726 Voltaire faced a not very difficult choice: imprisonment without trial in the Bastille, or exile in England. After
