A personalized story with your child as the hero, ready for the quiet minutes before iftar or at bedtime. Ramadan 2027 is expected to begin around February 8.
Ramadan changes the rhythm of the house: suhoor in the dark, long afternoons, and that hush in the last minutes before iftar when everyone is waiting and children are restless. Many parents plan ahead for these moments, and a new story on the shelf is a simple way to make them calmer.
A Barakah Fables book gives the family something to read together. It is a short illustrated story in a faith-rooted story world, with your child by name as the hero and a gentle lesson such as kindness, gratitude, honesty, dua or family. Read a few pages while the table is being set, or at bedtime.
Parents who want a shared evening ritual for the month. Grandparents, aunts and uncles who want to send something thoughtful ahead of Ramadan, including from another city or country. It suits children ages 1 to 8, whether or not they are old enough to fast, because it is about listening and being together.
If the child isn't yours, send it as a gift: a private gift code and printable card arrive by email, and the family personalizes the story together.
One book, or the full gift package:
Ramadan 2027 is expected to begin around February 8, 2027. The exact day depends on the moon sighting, so check with your local community.
It is a personalized story in a faith-rooted story world, with your child as the hero and a gentle lesson such as kindness, gratitude, honesty, dua or family. You choose the world and the lesson.
By email within minutes of ordering. It then illustrates itself on screen as you watch.
Yes. A printed softcover book is +$29, or choose a gift package: Keepsake + Book $49 or Heirloom + Book $59. Allow about two weeks for printed copies to arrive.
Children ages 1 to 8. Stories are tuned to the child's age, with shorter, softer stories for the youngest.
Create the story and have the digital book in your inbox within minutes.
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