As the holy month of Ramadan approaches, the 9th month of the Islamic calendar, families around the world are gearing up to observe this time with reflection, worship, community, and, of course, celebration.
Among the many ways to honor this sacred time, crafting offers a unique opportunity for families to come together, learn, and create something beautiful.
Today we have an easy pop up card that works perfectly as a Ramadan craft.
And to make life even simpler – we have a free printable template available to download at the end of this blog post!
This 3d pop up mosque craft is so easy to put together and the end result is so colorful and effective.
Whether you’re observing Ramadan within a Muslim household or simply wish to educate and engage your family in this cultural celebration, our special Ramadan craft is a great way to mark the occasion.
Suitable for crafters of all ages, this project can be a fun activity to do at home or a creative lesson plan for school.
For non muslim families, Ramadan crafting is a bridge between cultures, a learning tool, and a way to spark creativity in young minds, and for muslim families its a way to build pride in our identity and the importance of our beliefs.
Our easy Ramadan craft, featuring a vibrant mosque silhouette against a colorful background, is a fun artistic endeavor and also a gentle introduction to the significance of mosques in Islam, and a fun way to mark the beginning of Ramadan.
It’s a wonderful way for children to engage with the spirit of Ramadan, learning about patience, diligence, and the joy of creating something with their own hands.
Plus, it’s a fantastic opportunity for non-Muslim families or students in the classroom to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of Islamic culture and traditions, and the importance of the mosque.
Step-by-Step Guide to a Beautiful Ramadan Craft
To get started with these easy ramadan crafts, you’ll need some basic materials, likely already lying around your home.
Here’s how to bring this beautiful mosque craft to life with kids of all ages.
Materials You’ll Need for the Ramadan Mosque Craft
- Various colors of construction paper – We used green, purple, orange, red, blue and yellow – whatever colors you like best, or what you have left over from rainbow crafts will work!
- A free printable template for the mosque shape (available for download below)
- Brown Craft paper or Card stock
- An orange pen
- Scissors
- Glue
Creating Your Mosque Craft
Follow the step by step below to make your own pop up masjid card for Ramadan.
Pop up Mosque Card Ramadan Craft
This Ramadan craft is a vibrant, engaging project that combines creativity with cultural education. Designed for crafters of all ages, it allows children s to explore the beauty of the Ramadan theme through art.
By folding, cutting, and assembling different shapes and colors, children learn about the lunar calendar, the pillars of Islam, and the significance of mosques in a fun and interactive way.
Materials
- Various colors of construction paper
- Free printable template (available for download below)
- Card Stock
- An orange pen
- Scissors
- Glue
Tools
- Printer for the template
Instructions
- Start with the Template: Print and cut out the provided templates.
- Trace these shapes onto yellow paper, and cut them out once more.
- Fold your craft paper or card stock in half to create a card shape
- And begin attaching the yellow paper templates to it, aligning them carefully.
- Cut balloon shapes from six different colors of construction paper, using the template
These are going to form the main dome of the mosque. - This process will be repeated with each color
- Fold each balloon shape in half
- And start connecting them together side by side, using the glue
- Then once you have them all connected like this
get ready secure this assembled piece above the mosque template on your craft paper. 
- This will give you the basics of your 3D pop up mosque shape.
- Place the remaining templates onto your craft, arranging them to complement the mosque and it's 3d dome. We will add a crescent moon on top of the dome, and stars in the night sky, ready for taraweeh prayer.
- With an orange pen, draw intricate details on the mosque to bring it to life.
- Cut a half-circle from purple paper
and attach it at the bottom of the mosque as a door, completing the scene. 
Notes
Download the template below
Little hands can finish off their ramadan decorations by writing a sweet message like Ramadan mubarak or Ramadan Kareem at the bottom of the pop up mosque picture.
You could write this in English letters or using the Arabic alphabet, depending on the abilities of the kids you’re working with for these ramadan activities.
Download the Ramadan Mubarak Mosque Craft Template
Ready to get started? Download the free printable template below to create your Ramadan craft. This template is designed to make the crafting process easy and enjoyable, ensuring a beautiful result.
Terms of use: This ramadan craft template is free for personal use and free for classroom use or educational use. Please do not redistribute this template – direct your friends here to download their own copy.
This Ramadan craft is a fun activity but there are so many added benefits.
It’s a catalyst for conversation, a way to enhance fine motor skills, and an opportunity to experience richness of cultural traditions.
As families gather to create these vibrant mosques, they’re also building memories, understanding, and a sense of accomplishment.
Whether you’re crafting with your children at home or guiding a classroom of eager students, this project is a fantastic way to celebrate the essence of Ramadan. It’s a gentle reminder of the beauty that comes from patience, effort, and creativity.
So, gather your materials, download your template, and go on a crafting adventure that celebrates the spirit of Ramadan in every colorful detail.
More Ramadan Crafts and Activities
Designed to engage both young children and older children, these craft activities are a beautiful way to bring the essence of the holy month into your home.
From the lunar calendar to the pillars of Islam, each craft is not just a fun project but a symbol of celebration and a learning opportunity.
Whether you’re looking for good Ramadan crafts that can be completed in just a few short minutes, or seeking ideas for little gifts that embody the Ramadan theme, you’ll find something to enrich this special time of the year.
Crafting together provides a better way to teach young minds about the significance of Ramadan from a young age, turning these moments into precious parts of our lives.
Our selection of craft ideas is perfect for those seeking fun Ramadan crafts that are both meaningful and enjoyable.
- Watercolour Mosque Silhouette Pictures
- Phases of the moon craft
- Iftar meal ideas
- Free printable decorations for your eid celebrations for Eid al-Fitr at the end of Ramadan
- Prayer mat coloring pages
- Picture book suggestions for ramadan
- Ramadan color by number
- Ramadan activity free printables
- Free Printable Ramadan Playdough Mats
- Free Printable Ramadan Journal Planner
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.
Her easy-to-follow craft ideas and practical parenting advice have transformed In The Playroom into a cherished resource for parents.
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