Ramadhan is a very special month for Muslims. It is the time when we fast from sunrise to sunset, which means we don’t eat or drink during the day. But Ramadhan is not just about fasting—it’s also about being kind, helping others, and praying to Allah. This Ramadhan will be the 1st time for Adam.

Adam’s First Ramadhan

Adam sitting on a carpet, listening intently to Umma Adam, who is smiling, telling stories. Amina is sitting nearby, with a gentle smile, in a cozy living room setting.

Adam was excited for his very first Ramadhan. His Umma told him stories about the special month ahead. He listened carefully while learning about fasting and kindness. Even Amina shared her fun memories of past Ramadhans with him.

A New Beginning

Adam sitting at a dining table with a small plate of food, looking a bit nervous. Umma Adam is standing beside him, with a reassuring smile, in a warmly lit kitchen.

Early in the morning, Adam woke up to a tasty meal before sunrise. He felt a little nervous about not eating all day long. His Umma explained that fasting helps us learn about patience and gratitude. Adam smiled, ready to try something new with a brave heart.

The First Day of Fasting

Adam watching Umma Adam and Amina helping others, with Adam holding a toy and smiling. A warm, sunny community setting in the background.

During the day, Adam discovered that fasting made him feel more thankful for his food. He watched his Umma and Amina help others, sharing love and kindness. He learned that Ramadhan was also about being gentle and caring. Adam decided to share his toys and smiles with his friends.

Learning and Helping

Adam smiling proudly, surrounded by family at a dining table with a feast. A festive and joyful atmosphere with decorations.

When the sun set, Adam felt happy and proud of his first day of fasting. The special month ended with a celebration called Eid. His family gathered to enjoy a big meal and tell stories. Adam learned that every day is a chance to be kind and brave.

Adam’s First Ramadhan

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