Eid Al Adha and Hajj Crafts for Kids

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The month of Dhul Hijja is almost here, with those fortunate ones heading off for Hajj and those of us at home looking forward to Eid al Adha which is soon approaching.

I’ve put together a collection of simple Eid al Adha crafts and Hajj ideas to do with the kids, to help learn about the significance of Hajj (the Islamic pilgrimage) and this special month.

Kaba Crafts for Kids

Kaba is also spelled Ka’ba or Kaaba (ٱلْكَعْبَة in Arabic) so whichever spelling you’re using lets take a look at some fun and educational islamic crafts focusing on al-Kaʿba al-Musharrafah – perfect for a Hajj or Eid al Adha topic, whether you are a Muslim family, or a teacher wanting to prepare some ideas for RE class.

Click the links below the collage to get the full details for each project

kaba crafts for kids to learn about hajj and celebrate eid al adha

Kaaba crafts for Muslim Kids, at Eid al Adha time

Learn about Hajj and the significance of the Ka'ba in Mecca with these educational islamic crafts and activities for kids

Fun Sheep Crafts for Kids at Eid al Adha

An important part of Eid al Adha is Qurbani, or sacrifice, which is usually done with a sheep or lamb.

An animal is sacrificed, with the meat distributed to the poor people and the community, as well as eaten by family.

Qurbani represents and commemorates the story of Ibrahim and how he was willing to sacrifice his son Ismail on the mount of Arafat but instead Allah asked him to sacrifice a ram.

Click the links below the collage to get the full details for each project and sheep craft for kids.

Sheep crafts for eid al adha

Sheep Crafts for Kids as Eid al Adha Crafts

Make these sheep crafts with the kids at the time of Eid al Adha, to represent Qurbani

See more sheep crafts here

Hajj Re-enactment Activities

These activities are great for learning about the story behind the Hajj, which is all about the prophet Ibrahim (Alayhi Salam) and his family.

Hajj Re-enactment activities for kids

Learn all about the islamic pilgrimage, Hajj, and what is involved

Follow along with the Hajj for Kids series on Multicultural Kid Blogs for more!

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Anna Marikar, mum of four and seasoned blogger, has spent over a decade sharing her parenting journey and passion for kid-friendly crafts and free printables.
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7 thoughts on “Eid Al Adha and Hajj Crafts for Kids”

  1. I truly appreciate the effort you’ve put into compiling these wonderful crafts and activities for Eid al Adha and Hajj. They provide valuable opportunities for children to learn about the significance of these occasions in a fun and interactive way. The variety of crafts, from Kaba-themed projects to sheep crafts, ensures there’s something for everyone. Thank you for sharing these inspiring ideas that will surely bring joy and knowledge to families and classrooms.

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