Dubai’s ‘Eyal Al Fareej’ Ramadan initiative is delighting children across the city. Kids aged 6–12 visit over 300 mosques, collecting stamps in special ‘passports’ after Taraweeh prayers.
Parents praise the program for making Ramadan fun, encouraging ... moreDubai’s ‘Eyal Al Fareej’ Ramadan initiative is delighting children across the city. Kids aged 6–12 visit over 300 mosques, collecting stamps in special ‘passports’ after Taraweeh prayers.
Parents praise the program for making Ramadan fun, encouraging children to pray, and fostering a sense of community. A surprise ice cream truck adds excitement, motivating even hesitant children to participate.
Fathers and mothers enjoy seeing kids interact with Imams, creating memorable family moments. The program strengthens children’s bond with the mosque and supports UAE cultural and religious traditions as part of the wider ‘Season of Wulfa’ campaign.
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