Big Ramadan Lantern
Draw one large hanging lantern with broad panels, a rounded top, and a simple crescent-shaped cutout. Add a few large stars and a short hanging cord around it.
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Ramadan Coloring Pages
These ramadan coloring pages give children aged 3 to 12 simple pictures and detailed scenes to colour, with familiar Ramadan themes such as lanterns, mosques, dates and family meals. The free pages are easy to print for a quiet activity at home or in your classroom.
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Choose a Ramadan picture to colour
Crescent Over Mosque
Draw a simple mosque with one dome, one minaret, a doorway, and a large crescent moon above it. Place a few oversized stars in the open sky.
Bowl Of Dates
Draw a wide bowl filled with several large dates, with two simple leaves beside it. Add a small cloth underneath the bowl.
Moon And Lanterns
Draw a large crescent moon between two big hanging lanterns. Add three chunky stars and gently curved clouds in the background.
Mosque And Stars
Draw a low, friendly-looking mosque with two domes, a central arched entrance, and two short minarets. Surround it with large stars and a crescent moon.
Sharing Dates
Draw two young children sitting at a low table and offering each other a large plate of dates. Include two cups and a simple cushion behind them.
Iftar Water Cup
Draw a child holding a large cup of water beside a plate with three dates. Add a simple table edge and a crescent moon visible through a window.
Eid Family Greeting
Draw three family members smiling and greeting one another beside a simple mosque outline, with a crescent moon and two lanterns above them. Show welcoming gestures without adding any….
Helping With Plates
Draw a child carefully carrying one large plate of dates toward a low family meal table. Include two cushions, a jug, and a crescent moon outside a window.
Lantern On The Window
Draw one large lantern hanging in front of an open window, with a crescent moon and a few stars outside. Add a simple sill with a small plant.
Family Iftar Table
Draw a family of four seated around a low table just after sunset, with dates, water cups, a covered serving dish, and a bowl of fruit. Show a glowing lantern and a crescent moon through….
Decorating A Lantern
Draw two children decorating a hanging lantern with simple geometric panels while an adult watches nearby. Set the scene on a veranda with potted plants and a crescent moon in the….
Indian Rooftop Moon
Draw children and a parent on an Indian rooftop looking toward a crescent moon, with a water tank, parapet, potted plants, and distant domes. One child points toward the sky.
Date Palm Garden
Draw a child walking through a small date-palm garden carrying a basket, with ripe dates on the palms and a distant mosque dome. Add stepping stones and a low wall.
Ramadan Story Time
Draw an adult sharing a picture book with three children on floor cushions during a quiet afternoon. Include a lantern, a plate of dates, a window with a bright crescent moon, and no….
Iftar At The Veranda
Draw an Indian family preparing an iftar meal on a shaded veranda, with one person arranging dates, another pouring water, and a child placing napkins. Add railings, plants, and a sunset….
Moon Sighting Together
Draw a family on a terrace gently looking through a telescope toward a thin crescent moon, with a child pointing beside it. Include a mosque dome, rooftops, and a few stars in the distance.
Mosque Courtyard Visit
Draw children and adults walking through a mosque courtyard after prayer, with arches, a fountain, lanterns, shoes arranged near an entrance, and a crescent moon overhead.
Eid Family Visit
Draw relatives welcoming one another at an Indian home doorway during Eid, with a tray of dates, a decorated lantern, potted plants, and a crescent moon in the sky. Show one child….
Kindness Meal Basket
Draw two children and an adult preparing a food basket for a neighbour, including dates, fruit, bread, and a covered dish. Set it outside an Indian apartment doorway with lanterns and….
Lantern Pattern Collection
Draw a balanced arrangement of five different Ramadan lanterns hanging at varied heights, each with distinct geometric cutout patterns. Add a crescent moon, stars, tassels, and curling….
Detailed Iftar Feast
Draw a richly arranged family iftar on a low table, with several family members serving dates, fruit, water, rice, and flatbreads. Include floor cushions, patterned tablecloth edges, a….
Indian Ramadan Market
Draw a lively evening market street with families choosing dates and fruit, a vendor arranging baskets, hanging lanterns, mosque domes, awnings, bicycles, and a crescent moon. Keep all….
Mosque Courtyard Patterns
Draw an ornate mosque courtyard with repeating arches, tiled pathways, a central fountain, patterned lanterns, and families walking quietly beneath a crescent moon. Include….
Crescent Moon Sighting
Draw a family on an Indian rooftop using binoculars and a small telescope to watch the first crescent moon, with layered rooftops, water tanks, plants, distant minarets, and evening….
Ramadan Charity Kitchen
Draw volunteers in a community kitchen preparing iftar meals, with one person filling containers, another arranging dates, and children carrying sealed food baskets. Show large cooking….
Eid Morning Celebration
Draw a detailed Eid morning scene outside a mosque, with families greeting each other after prayer, children holding blank gift bags, floral decorations, shoes near the entrance, and a….
Date Palm Harvest
Draw workers and children gathering dates in a palm grove, with baskets, ladders, broad palm leaves, irrigation channels, and a small mosque in the distance. Set the scene in warm….
Ramadan Home Courtyard
Draw an Indian home courtyard prepared for an evening meal, with a family laying out floor cushions, patterned serving cloths, dates, water jugs, fruit, hanging lanterns, plants, and a….
Night Of Lanterns
Draw a peaceful night street decorated with many lanterns, families returning from a mosque, children walking with adults, balconies, arches, potted plants, and a large crescent moon….
At a glance
- Ages: 3 to 12 years
- Skills: Colouring, focus and fine motor practice
- You need: Printed pages and colouring materials
- Time: 10 to 30 minutes per page
Pictures for younger and older children
This set includes both simple outlines and busier pictures, so you can choose a suitable page for your child. Younger children can colour large lanterns, moons, stars and mosque shapes with crayons. Older children can work on patterns, decorated plates, family scenes and detailed Islamic-inspired designs. The pictures keep the focus on Ramadan without requiring children to read or write. Children may use traditional colours or create their own colour schemes while talking about what each picture shows.
Use the pages at home or in class
Set out a few pages during a quiet afternoon, after a story, or while children wait for an iftar meal. In class, invite children to colour one picture and share a kind thought about helping others during Ramadan. You can pair the pages with Ramadan Activities for Kids for a longer session. Older pupils can label objects such as lantern, crescent, dates and mosque, or write a short sentence about a family tradition.
Simple Ramadan facts for children
Ramadan is a special month in the Islamic calendar. Many Muslims fast from dawn until sunset, while young children are not expected to fast and may simply join family routines in ways that suit them. Ramadan ends with Eid al-Fitr, a celebration that includes prayers, family visits and special food. The start and end of Ramadan are linked with the sighting of the crescent moon. Dates are a familiar food at iftar, the meal after sunset.
Lumi's tips
- For a younger child, choose a page with large shapes and name each object as your child colours it.
- For an older child, ask them to repeat a border pattern or create a balanced colour plan before they begin.
- Place the finished picture near your family's Ramadan calendar, reading corner or meal area and talk about its theme.
How to download and print
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- Choose a page and tap Download. Pick A4 or US Letter to match your paper.
- Open the PDF and print at "Actual size" (100%) so nothing is cut off.
- Your downloads stay in My Library, so you can print them again any time.
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What are Ramadan colouring pages?
They are printable pictures based on Ramadan themes, such as lanterns, crescent moons, mosques, dates and family gatherings. Children can colour them while learning about a familiar festival.
Are these Ramadan colouring pages suitable for toddlers?
Some pages use large, clear shapes that suit children from about age 3. Stay nearby and offer thick crayons or washable pencils for easier control.
Can children colour Ramadan pictures at school?
Yes. They can be used as a quiet art activity in a class learning about festivals and seasons. Keep discussion respectful and allow children from different backgrounds to share their own experiences.
What materials do children need for Ramadan colouring pages?
Children can use crayons, coloured pencils, markers or oil pastels. Older children may add simple patterns with a pencil before colouring.
How do I download or print these pages?
Choose a page and download the free PDF using your EarlyActivity account. Print it at home or in your classroom using the site's print instructions.
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