[Your child] and the Eid of Giving
On Eid al-Adha, your child shares food with neighbours, workers and family — and finds a gift only small hands can make.
- 24 pages · 10 illustrated scenes
- Arabic, English or both
- Ages 1–9
- Hardcover, printed in the UAE
From 149 AED · free UAE delivery on hardcover
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The first pages — with Zainab as the hero
في يوم عرفة، جلست زينب أمام التلفاز مندهشةً: ملايين الحجّاج بثيابٍ بيضاء، يدعون الله معًا على سهلٍ واسع تحت الشمس. وكان بابا وماما صائمَين، يهمسان بالدعاء هما أيضًا.
On the Day of Arafah, Zainab watched the TV in wonder: millions of pilgrims all in white, praying together on one wide plain under the sun. Mama and Baba were fasting and whispering prayers too.
2في المساء، كانت القدور الكبيرة تغلي، وبرجٌ من علب الطعام ينتظر على الطاولة. قالت ماما: «عيد الأضحى عيد العطاء». نظرت زينب إلى يديها الفارغتين وسألت: «لكن ماذا أستطيع أن أعطي؟»
That evening, big pots bubbled and a tower of food boxes waited on the counter. “Eid al-Adha is the Eid of giving,” said Mama. Zainab looked at two empty hands. “But what can I give?”
3Sample name and drawings. Yours are drawn from your child’s photos.
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Their name, in both scripts
On the cover and on every page, typeset in Arabic and English.
Their face, from your photos
3–5 photos are enough — or build their look without photos.
The whole family
Add Mama, Baba, siblings or grandparents (+20 AED each).
Your art style
Watercolour storybook · Comic adventure · 3D animated · Paper-cut collage · Crayon & pencil
A dedication page
Write a few words they’ll read again when they’re grown.
Read in your voice
A QR code plays the story narrated in your own voice.