Eid al-Fitr is almost here!
Eid al-Fitr is almost here!
Eid al-Fitr is one of the greatest celebrations for Muslims around the world. Marking the end of Ramadan, Eid is celebrated with family gatherings, feasts, copious amounts of coffee, and gift-giving.
This year, weâve put together a list of our favorite eid gifts from global Muslim businesses.Â
1. Mystic Man Beard Products
For the bearded man in your life, Mystic Man Beard Oil is a great gift. Made with natural ingredients, this beard oil will keep the beard soft, healthy, and smelling great.
Rated the best beard oil by several publications, Mystic Man will give new life and fragrance to the scruffiest of beards. The key ingredient in Mystic Manâs products is sedr, an ancient natural hair remedy that was used by Prophet Mohammad (pbuh) and is still used in modern Islamic burial rituals because it is derived from the sedr tree.
The sedr tree is mentioned multiple times in the Quran as an important symbol in Islam because it represents the Prophet Mohammad’s closeness to God. It is also a reminder of the limitations of human knowledge and the vastness of God’s power.
2. Prizm Foods Halal Beef Jerky
Perfect for the meat lover in your life, Prizm Foods offers high-quality halal beef jerky in various flavors, including Korean BBQ, Hawaii Heat, Blazinâ Buffalo, and more.
Prizm Jerky is a delicious, portable, and nutritious snack that can be enjoyed on the go. It’s a good source of protein, and it’s low in fat and calories. Made with premium beef and halal certified, this is a delicious and memorable gift.
3. USHUB Muslim Streaming Service
Give the gift of entertainment with an annual subscription to USHUB, a Muslim-focused streaming service that offers a wide range of movies, TV shows, and documentaries.
USHUB is a global streaming service and community that is modernizing how we consume Muslim content and support Muslim filmmakers and creators. It features awesome award-winning titles like the classic film The Message, Bilal: A New Breed of Hero, The Honest Struggle, and wholesome kids shows like Aya and Yusuf.
4. DEENBLOCKS by TAKVA | HAJJ Pilgrimage to Makkah Building Bricks Toy
This building toy is not only fun but also educational. It allows children to learn about the Hajj pilgrimage and build their own replica of the Kaaba.
Each set contains 274 color-rich blocks which visualize the landmarks of Hajj, an instructional guidebook filled with tidbits of information about the rites of Hajj, and specially-designed mini DEENLET⢠figurines to help kids and families roleplay and re-enact the rituals of Hajj.
5. The NÅ«r Box from Tuniq
This gift box contains a natural hand-woven wool prayer rug made in Tunisia as well as a natural essential oil-based mist.
TÅ«niq is a North African design label championing radical labor ethics and the art of traditional handwork in a time of mass production. TÅ«niqâs ethos rejects ideas of colonial capitalism and has intentionally built a shared-profits artisans’ co-op from sheep to shop.
6. The Vela Ramadan 1444 Collection
The Vela Ramadan Collection offers beautiful scarves, accessories, and hijabs perfect for the occasion.
These high-quality pieces feature stunning designs and are made with sustainable materials. Every color in this collection is thoughtfully curated to capture the essence of what makes Ramadan so special.
7. Noor Kids Character Building Program
Noor Kids is an Islamic program that offers books and activities for children 4-9 years old to learn about Islamic values and history.
The program consists of a monthly activity/storybook and access to interactive activities, even a âkhutba for kids.â It’s a great way to instill positive values and morals in young minds.
Noor Kids is leading a resurgence in the Islamic upbringing of children – one where faith is nurtured through a relationship with our Creator, not just fear. Where Islam is based on good character, not just memorization of God’s words. Where children are inspired to believe, not just forced to obey.
8. Tarteel AI
An app that helps Muslims learn and recite the Quran. It uses artificial intelligence to provide users with real-time feedback on their pronunciation and recitation. The app also offers a variety of features to help users improve their recitation, such as a progress tracker, a memorization mode, and a listening mode.
Tarteel AI was created by a team of Muslim engineers and educators who were inspired by their own experiences learning the Quran. They wanted to create an app that would make it easy for Muslims of all levels of experience to learn and recite the Quran. Gift cards are available to gift up to one year on the platform.
9. Dar Collective
This company offers a range of diaspora-inspired clothing and accessories for men and women. Founded by Internet famous Subhi Taha, each piece is unique, clever, and beautifully crafted, making them a great gift for the fashion fiends in your life.
Dar Collective features designs representing the cultures of Palestine, Lebanon, Jordan, Sudan, Algeria, Syria, Morocco, Libya, Bangladesh, Iraq, Malaysia, Egypt, Yemen and more to come.
10. 5ivePillars for Malcolm X Legacy Collection
This collection features a range of clothing and accessories inspired by the legendary civil rights leader Malcolm X. The pieces are stylish and meaningful and have been made in collaboration with the family of the legendary El Hajj Malik Shabazz.
This year, no matter what you choose to gift your friends and family, consider supporting Muslim owned businesses. Supporting our own not only strengthens the Muslim economy but follows the saying of the beloved Prophet Mohammad (pbuh) “The believers are in relation to one another like the bricks of a wall, each one strengthens the other.” (Sunan Ibn Majah)
