During the holy month, gift-giving is a precious tradition that has been practiced for centuries. By sending gifts for Ramadan, you show your friends and family who celebrate that you honor this sacred practice.
From traditional to modern, there is a diverse range of gifts typically offered during this special occasion. The gift you choose usually depends on who your recipient is. If you need help in making the perfect gift choice, Ace of Hearts Gift Baskets is here to assist! Read below to discover thoughtful gifts for Ramadan (and Eid) for everyone on your list.
“Exchange gifts, as that will lead to increasing your love for one another.“
– Al-Adab Al-Mufrad
Traditional Gifts for Ramadan
For centuries, certain gifts have been associated with Ramadan due to their cultural and spiritual significance. If you wish to send a traditional gift for Ramadan, here are our gift suggestions along with their meanings:
Lantern (Also known as “Fanous”)
Lanterns represent the spiritual light that guides believers during the holy month. It also brings warmth and joy into homes. Offering a lantern gift to your loved ones will add a beautiful touch of tradition during Ramadan, illuminating the festivity of this occasion.
Prayer Mat
A prayer mat is a deeply personal item, so we only recommend offering it as a gift if you know your recipient well. Prayer takes place more often during Ramadan, so a prayer mat is a thoughtful yet practical gift to send to your friends and family.
Islamic Books and Literature
Ramadan is a time for reflection, learning, and deepening one’s faith. Gifting an Islamic book, whether it’s a Quran, Hadith collection, or a book on spirituality and self-improvement, can inspire and enrich the recipient’s Ramadan experience.
Dates and Gourmet Treats
It is common knowledge that dates hold a special place in Ramadan traditions, but many usually do not know why. Dates were the food that the Prophet Muhammed would use to break his fast. This nutrient-dense snack is the perfect energy boost after a long fasting period, and is still a common way to break one’s fast. Pairing dates with gourmet treats like honey, nuts, and fine chocolates makes for a delicious and symbolic gift that embodies the spirit of generosity during Ramadan.
Gift Ideas for Ramadan for Everyone on Your List
We have Ramadan gift suggestions for everyone on your list! And, you can send them across the globe so they can receive your best wishes, even from afar:
Ramadan Gifts for Family Members
Healthy Grazing
Treat your favorite family member to a tray of healthy delights – perfect for breaking their fast. Your recipient will enjoy dried fruits like figs, and sweet apricots, along with an array of mixed nuts including walnuts, almonds, pecans, and more!
Golden Glowing Lantern
Let the spirit of Ramadan light up their home with this exquisite lantern gift. Whether they choose to use it for iftar gatherings or as a Ramadan centerpiece, this lantern will create a tranquil atmosphere for reflection and prayer.
Eid Gifts Collection
Get into the spirit of generosity and spoil the whole family with this abundant Eid gift basket! Your loved ones will receive a stylish gift box filled with chocolate-covered almonds, figs, apricots, and much more.
Ramadan Gifts for Friends and Neighbors
Ramadan Men’s Black Tee
For a Ramadan gift with a modern twist, this graphic tee is sure to delight your favorite guy! Add a touch of humor and charm to their Ramadan celebrations with this statement gift.
Moon Lamp Gift Set
Impress your closest friends with a gift that brings the beauty of moonlight into any room. This stunning moon lamp gift offers a warm ambiance, creating the perfect environment for calm moments and prayer.
Moon Star Serving Wood Tray
Surprise them with a stylish serving tray intricately shaped into a star and crescent moon symbol. This gift offers practical elegance, perfect for presenting sweet treats and gourmet foods during gatherings.
Ramadan Gifts for Kids
Ramadan Milk Chocolate Coins
Spoil the little one in your life with a sweet treat during Ramadan. They’ll enjoy Kosher-certified milk chocolate coins wrapped in colorful foils – perfect for sharing with friends!
Ramadan Gifts for Colleagues and Team Members
Happy Eid Cake
Offer your colleagues and team members something truly memorable for Eid. This hand-decorated vanilla sponge cake sends them well wishes for their celebration in a way that feels extra special.
Star and Moon Plate Gift Set
These stunning pieces will add a touch of elegance to their dining experiences during Ramadan. Perfect for serving appetizers or simply to use as decorative accents.
Ramadan and Eid Treats
Send them your best wishes for Ramadan in the form of delicious treats to help them break the fast. They’ll indulge in assorted Nalya Maamoul, mini Bhaklava, fruit nougat sticks, and more.
Sending Gifts for Ramadan and Eid Internationally
Sharing gifts during Ramadan and Eid is a beautiful way to connect with loved ones, no matter where they are in the world. Whether you’re sending a thoughtful package to family, friends, or colleagues, choosing a meaningful gift can make their celebration even more special.
At Ace of Hearts Gift Baskets, we make international gifting effortless with free worldwide delivery, luxurious gift hampers, and world-class customer service. From traditional treats like dates and gourmet delights to personalized keepsakes, our carefully curated selections ensure your gift reflects the warmth and generosity of the season.
Let us help you spread joy and blessings! Browse our exquisite Ramadan and Eid gift collection today and send a heartfelt gift across the globe with ease!
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