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Is Ramadan an observance or celebration? Recently a friend, a fellow mother, shared her concerns about what she saw as the 'commodification' of Ramadan.
The pressure can be real To have (and inevitably to share ) all the Ramadan decorations - the ornate calendars, lanterns, the lights. The balance between 'observation and celebration' between inward and outward expressions of faith can be a tough line to straddle. I'm not going to get all deep on you - you came here after all for a post about a simple craft, but we do want to remind that no matter how you want to do Ramadan, we can always take time to decorate our souls while decorating our homes - if the intention is right.
For sure this craft is easy, relatively non-messy and basically very low effort but the result is something you'll be proud to hang. And there's nothing better than a good intention to change the lowest of effort things into a high out come thing, so take a moment before you bring out the paper, scissors and string (no paint or glue involved I promise ) and make the intention of spending time with your child in a beautiful simple activity. Let her cut or draw, or do it for her if thats what she wishes - ask for it to be a blessing for both you and your child. Because nothing you do with your children is too small in the eyes of God. Here's how to make this sweet wall hanging that will look happy wherever you decide to display it in your home