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What's for Iftar?!
| Expected release date is Dec 1st 2026 |
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Product Details
Overview
A sweet introduction to fasting and the special practice of sharing food in Ramadan
Sharing food to break the fast brings extra blessings. I want to share something too! Mama says it should be healthy and hearty - for the night of prayers ahead. But I think it should be deliciously irresistible.
Ramadan is here, and this year Mama and Dad tell Humzah he is finally old enough to fast a whole day! Family and friends are coming over to break the fast together and Humzah wants to make something everyone will enjoy. The only problem is, he can’t decide what to make. Mom’s samosas smell great, Nani’s rotis puff like pillows, but Humzah wants to make something that feels like a hug, tastes like a treat, and makes everyone smile. Can he come up with a tummy-rumble-satisfying idea before it’s time for iftar?
- Child’s-eye view of the experience of fasting during Ramadan
- Features different foods from around the world
- Endnotes at the back of the book provide more information about fasting, iftar, and the food featured in the story
- Written by Razeena Omar Gutta, author of the critically acclaimed books Ramadan on Rahma Road and Hana’s Hundreds of Hijabs









