Eid, a time of celebration and sharing in the Muslim community, is the ideal occasion to offer symbolic and meaningful gifts.
Among the most popular gifts are Korans, Koran holders, children's outfits and prayer rugs.
These gifts, imbued with spirituality and tradition, strengthen family and community ties while honouring the values of Islam.
1. The Koran: a timeless spiritual guide

Offering the Koran, the sacred book of Islam, is a highly symbolic gesture.
It represents the transmission of divine knowledge and encourages the reading and meditation of the words of Allah.
Nowadays, the Qur'an is available in a variety of editions, from classical versions to richly ornamented copies, suitable for all ages and levels of understanding.
Numerous publications by Koran available on Amazon.
Concrete examples:
Editions for children Simplified versions with colourful illustrations to make it easier for younger children to understand.
Discover all our gift ideas for children aged 3 to 14
Bilingual editions : For those who wish to deepen their understanding of the texts, there are Arabic-French versions of the Korans.
Luxury editions Leather-bound copies with gilding, ideal for a prestigious gift.
Quote The best of you is he who learns the Qur'an and teaches it. - Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings upon him)
2. The Koran holder: combining usefulness and aesthetics

The Koran stand, or "rehal", is a support used to hold the Koran while reading.
It holds the sacred book in an open position, making it comfortable to read while respecting the sacred nature of the text.
Made from wood, metal or more modern materials, Koran holders come in a variety of styles and designs.
Many models of traditional Koran door available in our shop.
3. Children's outfits : Tradition and elegance from an early age

Eid is a special occasion when children like to put on new clothes, symbolising purity and renewal.
Giving young people traditional outfits is a way of introducing them to customs and reinforcing their cultural identity.
A collection of traditional muslim children's clothing in our shop.
In our children's clothing boutique:
Concrete examples:
For boys : Qamis or djellabas, often accompanied by a traditional hat.
For girls Long dresses adorned with embroidery, sometimes accompanied by a colourful hijab.
Statistics According to a study carried out in 2023, 85% of Muslim families consider buying new clothes for Eid to be an essential tradition.
4. Prayer mat: A personal sacred space

The prayer mat, or "sajjada", is an essential item for all practising Muslims.
It marks out a clean, sacred space for daily prayers. The gift of a prayer rug is a gesture imbued with spirituality, symbolising support for religious practice.
Concrete examples:
Carpet with integrated compass The Qibla: This is a practical tool for travellers, enabling them to know the direction of the Qibla at all times.
Velvet carpet with geometric pattern They offer optimum comfort and are often decorated with motifs reminiscent of Islamic architecture.
Carpets for children Small and brightly coloured, they encourage younger children to say their prayers.
Council When choosing a prayer mat, it's important to consider the quality of the fabric, its density and how easy it is to maintain, to ensure it lasts a long time.
The best gifts for Aid
Giving a gift at Eid is much more than a simple material gesture. It's a way of expressing love, respect and support for your loved ones.
Whether it's a Koran, a Koran holder, traditional children's clothing or a prayer rug, each gift carries a profound meaning, strengthening community ties and perpetuating Islamic traditions.