#Ramadan Gift Box

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The Ultimate Guide to Thoughtful and Affordable Ramadan Gift Boxes

The celebration of Ramadan is a very cherished holiday for a vast majority of Muslims across the globe. This holy month is when people observe a fast from dawn until sunset and then take time to think about their beliefs, donate to charity while spending time with their loved family members. One of the best ways to show your gratitude for love and appreciation during Ramadan is to give gifts. They are the perfect method of showing your appreciation to your loved ones. What better way to show your appreciation than by gifting them a thoughtful and exquisitely curated Ramadan gifts? In this post, we'll look into the features of Ramadan gifts are made of, the things they usually comprise and why they're ideal for celebrating Ramadan, the month of fasting.

What are Ramadan Gift Boxes?

Ramadan present boxes carefully curated gift sets that come with an array of products that are significant and meaningful in Ramadan. Ramadan. The gift boxes are usually made with the aim of making gifts during Ramadan easier and more convenient for those looking to mark this holy month. These boxes may be made to meet different budgets, preferences and preferences, and are available in a variety of sizes and designs.

What are the typical contents of Ramadan Gift Boxes usually containing?

Ramadan gift boxes could comprise a range of items, based on the preference of the creator as well as the recipient's preferences. But, the majority of gift boxes have items that are appropriate and beneficial for Ramadan. Ramadan. For instance, an ordinary Ramadan gift box might comprise:

Dates:

The importance of dates is that they are a food item for Ramadan Many gift boxes are packed with high-quality and fresh dates in a nod to this tradition.

Qur'an:

Holy Qur'an is an essential element of Ramadan and a lot of gift boxes come with an exemplified copy of this holy book that helps people to connect with their religion throughout the month.

Prayer Mat Prayer Mat:

Prayer is an integral aspect of Ramadan Many gift boxes come with a gorgeous prayer mat that encourages individuals to set aside time to pray throughout the month.

Candles:

The candles are a sought-after present in Ramadan and provide an enveloping warm illumination in the evenings after people break their fast.

sweets and desserts

Treats, sweets and desserts are the mainstays of Ramadan and a lot of gift boxes come with a selection of delectable sweets to enjoy during the month.

Fragrances:

Scents and perfumes oils are a common gift in Ramadan since these are thought to aid people be more spiritually connected throughout the month of Ramadan.

What makes Ramadan Gift Boxes a great method to commemorate this holy month?

Ramadan gifts are a wonderful option to commemorate the holy month of Ramadan for a variety of reasons. First, they are an easy and thoughtful method to show your appreciation and affection for your loved people throughout the month of Ramadan. They also contain things that are meaningful and meaningful throughout Ramadan and make them an ideal and personal present. Additionally, they're an ideal way to give back to local artisans and businesses, since many gift boxes are designed by small-scale companies or individuals who put a lot time and effort into creating the ideal gift set.

Ramadan marks a moment of reflection of gratitude, reflection, and charity. It's also a time to connect with family and friends and showing appreciation to those who are important to us that are important to us. Ramadan gifts are a wonderful option to show your appreciation because they are a means to show your gratitude and love in a meaningful and thoughtful manner.

One of the best things of Ramadan present boxes is the fact that they are customized to meet the needs of the recipient and preferences. For instance, if you have a loved one who enjoys sweet treats, you can create a box of gifts with a variety of their most loved sweets and candy. Or, if you have a friend who is passionate about perfume and cosmetics You could design the gift basket that contains premium perfumes, oils with scents as well as other items for beauty.

Another advantage one of Ramadan present boxes is the fact that they are able to be tailored to meet various budgets. No matter if you have a big budget or just a little that you can spend, it is possible to are able to design a gift package that is practical and cost-effective. This makes gift-giving in Ramadan more affordable and inclusive since it lets people from every walk of life to be part of the custom of giving gifts.

Additionally, they are an excellent method of showing appreciation to loved family members, Ramadan gift boxes also give you the chance to support small-scale businesses and local artisans. A lot of gift box makers are small-scale business owners who invest much care and effort into creating the most appropriate gift sets. When you purchase a gift set from a small-business owner, you will be able in boosting the local economy and help to contribute to the growth of the entrepreneurs.

Ramadan gifts are an excellent way to get connected with the wider Muslim community during this holy month of Ramadan. The gift-giving tradition is universal which is celebrated across diverse religions and cultures across the globe. Through the giving and receiving of gifts during Ramadan we are able to be in touch with people who are a part of our beliefs and values and form more connections of friendship as well as solidarity.

Conclusion

In the end, Ramadan gift boxes are intended to highlight the variety and depth in Muslim culture. Muslim culture is extremely multifaceted, with many different customs, traditions and practices that vary from one country to the next and from region to region. By putting items into gift boxes that represent the distinct customs and traditions of various cultures it is possible to appreciate and celebrate this diversity, and also learn more about the depth of Muslim cultural heritage.

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Traditional Special Gifts for Ramadan and EID

Gifts for Ramadan and EID

Traditional Special Gifts for Ramadan and EID The Holy Month of Ramadan is one of the most significant months in the Islamic timetable This is a special time that brings families and communities closer together. It’s a Tradition to bring gifts similar as food and incense to a host’s home as an act of love, Kindness, and Respect. The end of Ramadan is the launch of Eid Al Fitr, which means the ‘jubilee of breaking the fast ’. The stylish occasion of Eid makes sure everyone from associates and musketeers and extended family members exchanges gifts to partake in their gratefulness. Gifting is an important tradition in Arabia, recognizing close bonds and strong connections. According to Islamic Book, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) would frequently give and admit gifts of incense, beast, apparel, and especially food, which is why it’s come to an integral aspect of indigenous culture.

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Dates and Nuts

Enrich your tastebuds with Premium Dates. Get the Best Arabic Dates in Dubai, and Send Gifts Online to friends and family in Dubai. Take a bit into crunchy pistachios, cashews, and almonds, and Celebrate this Ramadan with the Best Dates and nuts in UAE

Dry Fruit Basket

Dry Fruit Basket is the Traditional way of Celebrating Ramadan month, especially during iftar. Get The Best Enriched dry fruit basket with a gift option to offer your dear ones on Ramadan. The crunchy almonds, cashews, and pistachios will relish their taste buds and express your love and care for them in the best way.

Fruit Baskets

Ramadan cannot be complete without Fruit Baskets, especially during iftar. Playing to get fresh and healthy gifting Optional and also planning it to be Grand. With GDO get the Best Fruit basket in town that fits your budget and share love and good health with your dear ones this Ramadan month.

Cakes

Cupcakes and celebration Cakes make the moment alive Gift Ramadan Cakes to your Homes and witness the Love that blooms in your Family. With GDO you can get the Best Ramadan Cakes and Iftar cakes that brighten your face and your heart at your Home

Get the Best of Traditional Gifts for this Ramadan and Eid. Send Gifts to all your friends and family members with GDO and celebrate this Ramadan season with the Grace of the Lord Almighty. Dive into the divine touch of traditional Ramadan gifts and sweets and treats from GDO family.

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Best Ramadan Gift Box Ideas In Dubai

Are you looking for the best Ramadan gift box ideas for your loved ones? If yes, then you have come to the right place. Ramadan gifts are a great way to express gratitude and appreciation for those who are close to you. In this blog post, we’ve compiled some of the best Ramadan gift basket ideas that can help you celebrate this special occasion with your loved ones.

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Merry, Happy

AN: self indulgent fic of the week #2. This is part one of three little blurbs of what I think a friendship with the moon boys would look like during Ramadan (and if reader has an inevitable, obvious, unmistakable crush on them). In no way am I trying to misrepresent the boys from their original presentation of Jewish, and if I have in any way please let me know. This is mainly just focused on reader’s time during this month, not to take away from anything the boys do on their own.

Tagging some people who might be interested but this is a no pressure tag ❤️ @looneytooz @marc-spectors-wife @copingchaos @romanarose @xbellaxcarolinax @in-between-the-cafes @melodygatesauthor @360iris @annautumnsoul @minigirl87 @my-secret-shame-but-fanfiction @kittyofalltrades @outlawsredemption

No warnings, just a very short fluff HC

Part I - Steven Grant x Muslim!reader ❤️

Steven and you have a little routine at work: you make meaningful eye contact across the gift shop floor, one of you raises your eyebrow and the other nods, signalling it was time to take your coffee break together

This usually consisted of him drinking one of his niche tea flavours that you’ve never heard of and you making your coffee with the machine in the break room

Then Ramadan came. Steven, of course, wished you, knowing about your religious views after having been work friends for so long

Not to mention the little crush he's been harbouring on you. And no, Steven doesn’t know you like him like that either because he thinks every time he catches you watching him it’s because he’s doing something wrong and you’re probably laughing at him

You came in to work that day with a sticky note on your locker with little drawings of the moon on it, and a hastily written note saying “Happy Ramadan” in his messy handwriting, and he made sure to tell you, too, when he saw you

His demeanour never failed to make you comfortable and happy around him. His soft nature easily coaxing smiles from you but this felt sweeter than any of those other times, your face heating up as you calmed your racing heart.

Nobody had ever gone out of their way to make you feel so seen in a workplace about your faith, and you were used to it. It was something you had come to accept a long time ago, but seeing your friend (whom you already had a hard time not fawning over) put in effort to make you feel celebrated made your heart melt. You had to hold back tears as you thanked him with a watery smile.

Steven unusually was missing during your coffee break that day, and the next, which was slightly disheartening after his sweet gestures but you told yourself he wasn’t your boyfriend and he didn’t have to report to you.

At first you assumed he just missed it because of Donna, or maybe he wasn’t in the next day, or maybe he got caught up overexplaining something to some curious kid who shoved garbage in the displays. Honestly, it could’ve very well been a lot of things. Regardless, you gave him the benefit of the doubt.

On the fourth day he missed your joined breaks, you hunted him down and found him sitting outside on the steps, drinking a tea he’d purchased from the cafe (not his preferred brand or flavour) and munching on a scone that, from the look on his face, wasn’t very good

“Steven? What… what are you doing out here?”

He almost choked on said scone

“Um, hi- uh. Thought I shouldn’t eat in front of you, since y’know… since you can’t eat ‘n all.”

The fact that Steven didn’t want to make you uncomfortable by eating in front of you so he sat outside in the chill March air, all by himself, made you melt. If possible, your crush on this adorable, dishevelled man grew even larger.

You then proceeded to yell at him (affectionately) to come inside before he caught a cold as he looked up at you sheepishly, muttering “alright, alright” while he dusted off his bum from where he was sitting

You vowed to bring him a box full of treats for Eid, and maybe a little extra gift depending on what you could find in East London for him

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For reminder. reference on updated BDS targets and priorities:

From march 11, 2024.

Partial quote:

Ending all state, corporate and institutional complicity with Israel’s genocidal regime is therefore more urgent than ever. Let's intensify organic campaigns and make a conscious effort to strengthen the global boycott campaigns of products of complicit companies (Israeli and international). This is not just about supporting a just cause; it's about actively participating in ending the genocidal system oppressing and killing our people.

As millions worldwide break their fasts during Ramadan, remember those in Gaza whose induced starvation remains unbroken. Let’s pledge to:

Boycott Israeli dates: Don’t break your fast with Israeli dates–grown on stolen Palestinian land and with stolen water. Always check the label, and don’t buy dates that are produced or packaged in Israel or its West Bank settlements. If no country of origin can be found on the box, check the retailer’s website. (More steps can be found here)

Boycott all Israeli vegetables and fruits: Israel’s major exports, grown on stolen Palestinian lands, include avocados, herbs and colored peppers. Check the country of origin, whether you are a consumer or an importer. Boycott all produce from apartheid Israel in your supermarket and demand they are removed from shelves.

#BoycottCarrefour: Carrefour is a genocide enabler. Let’s escalate boycotting it during Ramadan until it ends its complicity with apartheid Israel. Carrefour-Israel has supported Israeli soldiers partaking in the unfolding genocide of Palestinians in Gaza with gifts of personal packages, while Carrefour France has kept silent about it. In 2022, Carrefour entered a partnership with the Israeli company Electra Consumer Products and its subsidiary Yenot Bitan, both of which are involved in grave human rights violations against the Palestinian people.

#BoycottMcDonalds: The brand’s Israeli franchisee donated meals and beverages to Israeli military personnel committing the genocide against Palestinians in Gaza and promoted this extremely provocative and racist form of complicity on their social media channels. Let’s escalate boycotting McDonald's worldwide during Ramadan until it terminates its agreement with its Israeli franchisee over its support for Israel’s war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide.

Boycott complicit companies that stayed silent when their branch/franchisee in Israel supported genocide, including: Pizza Hut, Domino's Pizza, Papa John's, Burger King, and all companies that have enabled genocide against our people in Gaza. (For more information see here)

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The Struggle of Conviction: A Pro-Israeli Voice in an all-Palestinian Family

The Struggle of Conviction: A Pro-Israeli Voice in an all-Palestinian Family

Date: October 16, 2023

In the midst of today's turbulent events, I feel compelled to share my deeply personal journey. At 34 years old, recently marking my 34th birthday, I reflect upon a life born into a devout Islamic Palestinian family. A life where the value of unity was instilled in me from an early age, but as time passed, it became increasingly apparent that my beliefs were evolving differently.

Interestingly, I developed a strong affinity for Christmas over the years – a holiday imbued with the magic of shimmering lights, grand trees, and endless decorating possibilities. This was a stark contrast to my Islamic upbringing, where Christmas had no place, and festively adorned trees were nowhere to be found. Yet, year after year, just outside my window, I would see my neighbors' beautifully adorned Christmas tree. Returning to school after the Christmas break, my friends and classmates would eagerly share their holiday experiences and gifts, while I silently grappled with the absence of such celebrations in my life. It was a challenge, but with time, I learned to adapt.

I certainly didn't fit the mold of the ideal Muslim. Failing to observe the fast-during Ramadan, for instance, led to a cascade of judgment and shame. From my earliest memories, my mother fervently impressed upon me the dire consequences of not meeting specific religious requirements, warning of eternal damnation. Within my family, an unspoken consensus had taken hold: I wasn't just destined for hell, but I was headed for its deepest depths. Neglecting to pray five times a day or to observe the fast, as my family believed, was seen as falling short of God's expectations. After enduring a ceaseless stream of such admonitions, I began to internalize them.

It was only after receiving a cancer diagnosis that I realized the futility of striving to meet my parents' religious expectations. I had to come to terms with the understanding that winning that battle was an impossibility. In those challenging moments, a mentor's words echoed in my mind: "Choose Life," inspired by the 1996 British black comedy-drama film "Trainspotting," directed by Danny Boyle. The day I was diagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma, alongside a tumor in my chest, I found myself in a hospital room, surrounded by Palestinians, my parents, and a host of relatives – some of whom I hadn't seen in years and others I had never met. It was in this pivotal moment that I made a defining decision.

In that hospital room, weighed down by my circumstances, I confidently marked the "Judaism" box under religion on the form. This form would pass through various hands, and the reactions I encountered in response to my choice were nothing short of bewildering. While judgmental looks were cast my way, I met them with a radiant smile.

In summary, my journey has led me to remission and well-being, but it has also exposed me to deep-seated prejudices within my family against Jewish people. Over the years, I've overheard my parents and relatives expressing derogatory remarks about Jewish individuals, suggesting that they were in defiance of God and deserving of their misfortunes. Growing up, Jews were often portrayed as an ominous presence, lurking like a shadow in the background. It was only when I learned about the Holocaust that I realized the long-standing fear-driven narrative that had persisted for generations.

Even before I had the opportunity to study World War II in school, I would question my father about Hitler and his actions. The explanations were consistently simplified: "The Jews were blamed for economic hardships, and people were suffering. What else could have happened?" This narrative conveniently omitted any reference to the complex historical context, including World War I and the Treaty of Versailles.

As I delved deeper into the history of World War I, I made a disconcerting discovery: the "stabbed in the back myth" had not faded into obscurity but had found a contemporary resurgence. This myth centered on the belief that the German Army's defeat in the First World War didn't occur on the battlefield but resulted from betrayal by communists, socialists, and Jewish individuals on the home front.

What struck me as profoundly unsettling was that, this time, it was my own parents who were articulating these beliefs. Though I could never fully comprehend the depth of this hatred, as someone who has endured bullying in life, I can empathize with the emotions involved. However, I firmly acknowledge that there's no valid comparison between the struggles I've faced and the enduring hardships that the Jewish community has historically and continues to endure.

With recent events in Israel on October 7th, I found myself grappling with a sense of shame regarding my Palestinian heritage. The scenes I witnessed were deeply distressing, with Hamas involved in brutal acts against innocent men, women, and children. The chilling cries of "God is great" in Arabic only added to the anguish. This experience has reinforced my belief that it is often the self-proclaimed "god-fearing" individuals who, paradoxically, perpetrate the most harm.

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict transcends mere territorial disputes; it is profoundly rooted in religious differences. It has evolved into a religious war between Muslims and Jews, each side fervently asserting their faith. I've long perceived Islam as a demanding faith, one that places a continuous emphasis on submission to God. Growing up, I couldn't help but envy my Christian friends who appeared to have a less burdensome religious experience – attending church once a week and joyfully celebrating Christmas. It seemed as though they faced fewer challenges compared to my upbringing in a devout Islamic household, leaving me with the impression that they received more for less.

In conclusion, I find myself standing alone in my perspective, firmly believing that the Jews have a rightful claim to Israel, especially after the horrors of the Holocaust. While some may argue that the land belongs to the Palestinians, history suggests otherwise. Following the fall of the Ottoman Empire, Palestine fell under British rule. While the British made promises to both sides, the only promise that materialized was the creation of Israel. It's a historical fact. I've never shared my family's abhorrent antisemitic views, and I never will. I stand in solidarity with the Jewish people of Israel; they deserve their homeland, unequivocally. These words may draw criticism and hostility, but I'm undeterred. Antisemitism must be eradicated, and Palestinians must confront the historical reality.

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كل عام وانت بألف ألف خير، يا رب ينعاد علينا وعليكم بالصحة والعافية

Listen, I know I said I'll be back with more cookies, but it's Eid, so you're getting ma3mool instead. Annnd I just realized I don't know what type of ma3mool you like, بس انا عن نفسي بحب معمول أساور so that's what you're getting lol 😅

Anyway,

surprise ma3mool attack

(Just imagine a bunch of ma3mool flying at you; I can't insert images in anon)

Oh, and I just saw your reply to my previous ask, the one I sent on Ramadan, and you said you liked butter cookies. Ngl, I had to search that up, and my first thought was علبة الخياطة؟؟؟, bUT YEAH, YOU'RE ALSO GETTING THAT

(side note, but you're so sweet I'm gonna cry; I'm so sorry for worrying you, girl [also, hi, Finn and Anura if you see this!])

I hope you have a wonderful Eid; enjoy it to the max <333

(one last last thing, expect me in your ao3 inbox soon because I realized a few days ago that I've only read one of your fics [and forgot to comment on it] and that is, in my opinion, a crime from my part lol. So yes, I am coming for your fics)

TARA!!! WELCOME BACK AND EID MUBARAK!!! :DDDD

كل سنة وانت طيبة وبالففف خير حبيبتي ربنا يخليكي، ويا رب العيد ده يكون عيد سعيد ليكي ولكل احبابك انشاء الله!!! 💗💗💗

AHDHJSJSAHSJJA don't worry about the cookies, I think I got enough already 😭 (my parents got like..3 boxes full of cookies from el 3abd, 2 of them are all biscu masr cookies, and they got kunafah with nuts too SHJDSK, we're probably gonna take some with us along with the cake to the family gathering 👍)

ALSO HECK YEAH MA3MOOL I LOVE MA3MOOL!!!!! :DDDD BRACING THE INCOMING MA3MOOL ATTACK DHEJFJWJKFMS

انا بصراحة ماجربتش معمول اساور قبل كده بس انا عموما بحب المعمول ف اي حاجة شغالة معايا، ف شكرا اوي على المعمول!!! :DDD

AJJDJAJ AND THANK YOU FOR THE BUTTER COOKIES!!! :DD بس على فكره انت صح, انا فعلا بحب علبة الخياطة انا كنت فعلا اقصد ب دول، انا بعشقهم اوييي 💪

AND AWWDHJDJS YOU'RE THE ONE WHO'S SWEET 😭 AND DON'T WORRY ABT ANYTHING!!! whatever reason u deactivated for is immediately understandable!! I just hope you're doing alright and that everything is well!!! <3333

I hope you have an absolutely amazing eid as well!!!! :DDD 💞💞💞 here, have some balloons and flowers from me as a gift <333 🌺🎈🌺🌹🌺🎈🌺🌹🌺🎈🌺🌹🌺🎈🌺🌹🌺🎈🌺🌹🌺🎈🌺🌹🌺🎈🌺🌹🌺

FJDJJSAHSJJ inshallah I'll await your arrival in my ao3 inbox fellow tumblr mutual 💪💪 again hope you have a happy eid habibty and take care!!! :DDDD 💞💞💞

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Are any of your OCs doing anything to celebrate Ramadan?

Set and Zaima are!

before Ramadan starts, Zaima will go with her whole family to get new clothes and gifts for her younger siblings, it's one of her favorite parts she could spend all day dressing up her baby sister and figuring out how to wear the latest trends in a modest way

during Ramadan, Zaima likes to get up before the rest of her family with her older brother and prepare suhoor while their mom takes care of their youngest sister (she's 1 so she still takes a lot of care in the mornings) and their dad gets their younger brother ready for school (he's 5 so if his dad isn't there with him the whole time he will not get ready at all lol) Zaima usually pairs bhatoora with avocado, pomegranate, and feta while her brother fries eggs with spinach and serves up lassi and the food for the younger ones, they'll also make up a lunch box for their brother since he's not old enough to fast

Set prepares for Ramadan by listening to Quran podcasts and reaching out to his family to wish them a blessed month (and hope that they finally acknowledge his gender - maybe one day, right?) he also buys his weight in dates and prepares a bunch of protein-packed breakfasts he can just pull out of his fridge for the first week so he can put off waking up til the last possible minute

during Ramadan his favorite thing to do is volunteer at the local children's hospital, helping kids losing their vision for whatever reason feel more comfortable with the idea and see a well-adjusted adult who went through the same sort of struggle who can also do fun things like skateboard

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IFTAR CHARITY BOXES 2023

Charity has always been a huge part of the spirit of Ramadan. Donate a meal prepared by Deli Bite Iftaar Box for just AED 10 Gift Box All charity Iftar Gift box order placed with Deli Bite Catering are delivered to UAE Food Bank & Approved Charity organizations. https://delibitecatering.com/product/basic-iftar-gift-box/

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Ramadan and Eid - Gift Box - (4 Board Books Set)

Ramadan and Eid Gift Box is a perfect gift for the little children. It comes with four board books with beautiful illustrations and engaging text. This gift box is an excellent way to present the message of Ramadan and Eid to the Eid to the young children. Saniyasnain Khan is a children’s author, with over 100 children’s books to his credit. These are on subjects relating to Islam and a number of…

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Additionally, they are an excellent method of showing appreciation to loved family members, Ramadan gift boxes also give you the chance to support small-scale businesses and local artisans. A lot of gift box makers are small-scale business owners who invest much care and effort into creating the most appropriate gift sets. When you purchase a gift set from a small-business owner, you will be able in boosting the local economy and help to contribute to the growth of the entrepreneurs.

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Ramadan 2023 Iftar Snacks and Gifts - Food Ideas

Ramadan Gift Ideas

Iftar evenings are always Special in this holy month of Ramadan, Ramadan Gifts 2023 falls from Mar 21 to Apr 20. This is the month of intense Prayers and Fasting, These reflect the Love, Grace & Nobility of the People. Iftar is an auspicious occasion for Muslims all around the world, where everyone gets up before sunrise for a meal and fasts until sunset. Family and Friends come together to breakfast with an iftar meal. Let’s see the Best Crunchy, Tasty, and Healthy Ramadan Food and Ramadan food Ideas in UAE Get the Best Heartly Satisfying Iftar Food and Ramadan treats from GDO.

Ramadan Fruit Basket Delivery

Iftar Feast cannot be completed without Fruit Baskets. If you are looking to go with a fun and healthy diet and also planning it during a Grand Celebration like Ramadan Month, Tasting the Premium Fruit Basket is the Right Choice for you this Iftar Eve. With GDO get the Best Ramadan Fruit basket in town that fits your budget and share Love and good health with your dear one this Ramadan month.

Iftar Dry Fruits and Nuts

The Traditional way of rejoicing in Iftar is to get the Best Mixed Dry Fruit and Ramadan Dates Gift Basket, especially during this Ramadan month. Get the Best Enriched Dry fruit basket for your dear ones this Ramadan. Get a chance to taste the Best Crunchy almonds, Cashews, and pistachios that will relish your taste buds.

Ramadan Cakes Online

In this Ramadan festival Cakes are decorated with a variety of Ramadan themes to bring the Ramadan spirit into your homes. Get the Best Ramadan cakes at the Best prices. You can gift them to your family and friends and brighten their happy faces with smiles and love. Get Ramadan Cakes Instant Delivery to your Doorsteps today https://www.giftdubaionline.com/gift-delivery-by-occasions/ramadan-gifts

Best Ramadan Chocolates

Get the Best Ramadan Chocolates Gifts in Town, With GDO get a 15% Flat offer on all your delicious chocolates. Share your Sweetness and Love with your friends and Family. With GDO you can get the Best Ramadan Chocolates in UAE delivered to your doorsteps. Celebrate this Iftar with the best GDO chocolates.

Ramadan Sweets and Cookies in UAE

Arabic Sweets Online and Cookies are all part of the tradition. Savour through your favorite treats and cookies and get them instantly delivered to your Door. Celebrate this Ramadan with Fresh and yummy Handmade Ramadan sweets and delicious Ramadan Chocolates.

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Eid Corporate Gifts for Your Employees from Royal Top Trading

Eid al-Fitr translates to “festival of breaking the fast,” signifying the end of Ramadan. It is a celebration of gatherings, delicious food, and gift exchanges. As an employer, consider gifting Eid corporate gifts to your employees on this occasion and make them feel special.

Choosing the perfect Eid gifts can be challenging. You need something that shows appreciation and also fits within your budget. But worry not! Royal Top Trading has curated this guide to help you out!

In this guide, you will discover unique Eid corporate gift ideas to delight your employees in this festive season;

Gourmet Gift Hamper:

A delightful Eid gift basket filled with gourmet treats is a classic choice. Consider including premium date boxes, Arabic sweets, nuts, and dried fruits. You can also personalize the hamper by adding a beautiful Eid Mubarak card with a name.

Personalized Eid Gifts:

Personalized gifts will always remain in the heart of the recipient. Consider gifting items like engraved mugs, Notebooks, or personalised water bottles with a custom Eid message or employee’s name to add a personal touch.

Wellness and Self-Care Gifts:

Eid is a time for relaxation and rejuvenation after the holy month of Ramadan. Gift employees spa vouchers, bathrobes, and essential oil diffusers, to promote self-care and well-being. Also, a personalized candle with an “Eid Mubarak” message is a great choice.

Office Eid Celebration and Feast:

Organize a festive Eid celebration in the office! Decorate the workspace with traditional Eid decors, prepare a delicious Eid feast with local delicacies, and have fun with your employees/ partners. This fosters a sense of community and allows us to celebrate together in a joyous atmosphere.

Luxury Corporate Gifts Set:

Include an engraved metal twist ball pen, keyring, and cardholder, or a premium water bottle/tumbler in a premium black carton box. To make it more personalized add a message or name on the gift box

Plant or Flower Gifts:

A beautiful bonsai tree or a flowering pot brightens up any space and symbolizes new beginnings. Opt for low-maintenance plants that require minimal care. It will enhance the beauty of the desk.

Tech Corporate Gifts:

A new pair of headphones, a portable phone charger, or a fitness tracker can all be useful gifts for your employees. Consider what they might use the most and choose something that fits within your budget.

It’s also a good practice to include a personalized note expressing gratitude for employees’ hard work and dedication during Ramadan month.

Royal Top Trading is a supplier of personalized corporate gifts in Dubai with an experience of 20+ years. Visit our Website/Catalogue to view our extensive luxury corporate and promotional gift collections.

Contact us today at +971 505884169 or royalpro@eim.ae to help you find the right promotional gifts for your organization this festive season.

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