Ramadan Day 9: A Plate for the Neighbours
Islam teaches us to be kind and generous to our neighbours. Below you'll find a 5-minute activity for little ones (3–5) and big kids (6–8), today's word with audio, and a day card to print.
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Today's mini-lesson
Islam teaches us to be kind and generous to our neighbours.
In Ramadan, many families share a plate of food with the people next door, and it makes everyone feel close.
Even a small plate of dates or fruit, given with a smile, is a beautiful gift.
Decorate a neighbour card
Your child colours a card with a moon and stars. You write “Ramadan Mubarak” inside, then you deliver it together with something small to share.
Plate planner
Choose and arrange a neighbour plate together (ask about allergies first!), write a short note, and knock on the door with a grown-up.
Ramadan Mubarak
رَمَضَانُ مُبَارَكٌ
Ramadan Mubarak
“A blessed Ramadan”
A greeting for the whole month — on cards, at the door and at the masjid.
Keep today's theme going
A Plate for the Neighbours
Your child colours a card with a moon and stars. You write “Ramadan Mubarak” inside, then you deliver it together with something small to share.
Choose and arrange a neighbour plate together (ask about allergies first!), write a short note, and knock on the door with a grown-up.
رَمَضَانُ مُبَارَكٌ
Want all 30 days on one sheet? Printable Ramadan calendar & day cards →
Keep learning
30 Ramadan Good Deed Cards for Kids
Thirty small good deeds for thirty days of Ramadan — hugging, sharing, helping with iftar, putting a coin in the sadaqah jar.
Open →Du'a for Every Moment
Tap a moment to hear its du'a, track what your child knows, pick a du'a of the week and print personalised cards.
Open →My Turn, Your Turn
Watch on YouTube ↗Du'a for parents
Allah, please be kind to my mum and dad, like they looked after me when I was little.
Open →Good Deeds Garden
Grow a garden of kindness!
Open →Sharing and taking turns
My turn, your turn — fair is fair.
Open →