Ramadan Circle Time
by Nesa
From the publisher
A podcast for our kids to connect with the community during Ramadan and reflect on some of the lessons of this month.
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What parents actually say
Medium confidence · 7 detailed reviewsA decent number of detailed reviews to work from. Enough to spot patterns, not enough to be the last word. We summarise the 7 reviews long enough to describe the show, out of 9 in total — one-line raves don't tell you much.
What it's about
What comes up when parents describe it.
- Storytelling & adventureTop4
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- “Not only are the stories so perfect for kids, they’re great reminders for adults too.”
- “Absolutely wonderful short stories for children during this blessed month of Ramadan, with a lesson to take away anc learn from each time!”
- Life lessons & values2
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- “Absolutely wonderful short stories for children during this blessed month of Ramadan, with a lesson to take away anc learn from each time!”
- “Both my children get so excited and I love that each story has a valuable lesson that can be discussed after we listen.”
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- EducationalTop3
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- “Absolutely wonderful short stories for children during this blessed month of Ramadan, with a lesson to take away anc learn from each time!”
- “My son has become more reflective and has learned to better articulate his emotions and ponder on the things that bring him joy.”
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About Ramadan Circle Time
In the publisher's own words, as they describe the show on its feed.
A podcast for our kids to connect with the community during Ramadan and reflect on some of the lessons of this month. Every day we will be reading a story together in a shared Ramadan Circle Time.
Parent reviews (9)
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So cute!
These stories are so sweet! The kids loved them all!
T.Corner · Apr 2021
Educational & comforting
This podcast has brought so much positivity to our home. Sometimes we listen in the morning and sometimes at bedtime. Not only are the stories so perfect for kids, they’re great reminders for adults too. And Nesa’s voice is so soothing and comforting during these difficult times. We look forward to a new episode everyday!
interiorsbyluli · May 2020
Wonderful..!
Absolutely wonderful short stories for children during this blessed month of Ramadan, with a lesson to take away anc learn from each time! Me and my 3 young girls love to discuss the moral of the story afterwards and talk about our own experiences. It creates a brilliant opportunity in the day to connect with each other. Thank you so much Nessa. Sending love from the UK xxx
shazianah · May 2020
What we needed most during this time
Beautiful podcast! We listen to this every morning together as a family. It has been a great addition to our routine and has sparked lots of wonderful questions and reflection :) thank you for this!
Zara Tolla · May 2020
Beautiful stories
Beautiful stories and full of lessons to the kids
The Marwanable · May 2020
Beautiful stories for the family to enjoy and reflect
We absolutely love gathering around the breakfast table and listening to the stories every morning. Both my children get so excited and I love that each story has a valuable lesson that can be discussed after we listen. My son has become more reflective and has learned to better articulate his emotions and ponder on the things that bring him joy. Thank you Nesa!
Sharonprof77 · May 2020
An amazing start to the day
This is a quick 5 minute launch into positivity and gratitude for the day ahead. The kids love it and frankly, so do the adults. It fosters great discussion and reflection. You will love it!
golnarelgammal · May 2020
Ramadan circle time
Beautiful Mashallah I love to continue even after month of Ramadan It gave me plenty of knowledge.Thank you and continue beautiful job👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🙏🙏
komonesa · May 2020
Questions parents ask
How long are Ramadan Circle Time episodes?
Most episodes run about 6 minutes, so an episode fits comfortably into a school run or a bedtime routine.
Is Ramadan Circle Time any good?
It holds 4.2 out of 5 from 6 ratings, with 9 written parent reviews, which works out to a B on our scale.
Is Ramadan Circle Time appropriate for kids?
Ramadan Circle Time is marked clean, with no explicit content flag. Parents describe it as educational.
Where can I listen to Ramadan Circle Time?
Ramadan Circle Time is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Amazon Music and other podcast apps. It's free to listen to.
Episodes
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Episode 30 - The Ant and the Grasshopper
May 23, 2020 · 6 min
What an exciting journey it has been for Ramadan Circle Time! 30 episodes in 30 days. Today’s episode is about the ant and the grasshopper. Reminding us to work hard in this world and the next. Eid Mubarak friends!
Episode 29 - A Bundle of Sticks
May 22, 2020 · 5 min
In today's gathering we read the story of A Bundle of Sticks. We learn that working together will only make us stronger. Keep sharing with us your Eid cards on Instagram @Ramadancircletime to share with the rest of our worldwide family on Eid day!
Episode 28 - The Ant and the Dove
May 21, 2020 · 6 min
In today's gathering, we read the story of The Ant and the Dove. Reflecting on the importance of being there for your friends and supporting them in their time of need. Keep sharing your Eid Mubarak cards with us on Instagram @Ramdancircletime to share with the rest of the family on Eid day!
Episode 27 - The Boy Who Cried Wolf
May 20, 2020 · 6 min
In today's circle, we read the famous story about The Boy Who Cried, Wolf. Learning about trust and how our dishonesty can cause others to lose trust in us. Keep sending us your Eid Mubarak Cards on Instagram @Ramadancircletime so we can share it with the rest of the family worldwide on Eid day!
Episode 26 - The Crow
May 19, 2020 · 6 min
In today's circle, we read the story about The Crow. Together, we learn the importance of avoiding jealousy and how to deal with it. Make sure to keep sending us your Eid Mubarak cards on Instagram @Ramadancircletime for us to share with the rest of the family!
Episode 25 - The Fox and the Goat
May 18, 2020 · 6 min
In today's circle, we read the story of The Fox and the Goat. Together, we learn the importance of thinking before acting on anything. Make sure to send us your Eid Mubarak cards @Ramadancircletime on Instagram to share with the Ramadan Circle Time family around the world!
Episode 24 - The Black Dot
May 17, 2020 · 6 min
In today's gathering, we read the story of The Teacher and the Black Dot. Reflecting on how we can focus on the good things in life and always being grateful.
Episode 23 - Jannah's Friends
May 16, 2020 · 6 min
We gather today to read the story about Jannah's friends. Together, learning the importance of surrounding yourself with good people and choosing your friends wisely.
Episode 22 - The Golden Axe
May 15, 2020 · 6 min
In today's circle, we read the story of The Golden Axe. Learning about the reward of honesty and the importance of always telling the truth even when it's difficult. Enjoy!
Episode 21 - Rose and Cactus
May 14, 2020 · 7 min
Salaam Friends! In today's gathering, we read the story of The Rose and the Cactus. Together, we learn how to not let other people's words and actions affect our own behavior.
Episode 20 - Yousef and the Boat
May 13, 2020 · 5 min
As we begin the last 10 days of Ramadan, we gather to hear the story of Yousef and the Boat. Reflecting on the importance of showing kindness to others whenever we can.
Episode 19 - A Glass of Milk
May 12, 2020 · 6 min
In today's circle, we read the story about The Glass of Milk. Reflecting on the cycle of kindness we experience every time we are kind to someone else. Enjoy!