MashAllah sis come on now you know why no one helped all the misconceptions about islam and muslimahs, but Alhumdulillah you got it in the car and home, because this is amazing just the idea i needed for my Ramadan/EID decor.
First of all, you have the best personality for these tutorials. Secondly, once you said you had to get a saw, I was like "umm no way I can do this myself". So I will pass this on to my stepfather or maybe save this DIY project until next year and start gathering supplies during xmas time. But your tree is beautiful! You're so creative and crafty and deserve the praise.
Learn and appreciate our holidays by making our holidays seem like Christmas? You should teach your kids how to properly celebrate Ramadan without imitating disbelievers.
I Mimo! I just love you so much! Your voice is so calm and soothing. I can just tell you're very genuine and kind. Your content always gives me my daily dose of dopamine. I love learning about your culture and if course- the cakes! 🥰🥰 w/ love from Arkansas
Absolutely lovely. Great idea for kids to celebrate Eid and be excited for gifts underneath. I will definitely try this next year because I don't have christmas decor supplies. Thanks again you are doing great
I love it!!!!!! I’m going to need this for Ramadan when I feel at a loss for not being able to go to prayers in the mosque this year. Jazakallah sister 💕💕💕💕
Salam This is exactly what I was looking! Something to get the kids excited for our festivals. Quick q: for the big tree how did you workout the shape of the crescent?
OMG I NEEDED this!!! We will be doing this for Ramadan and opening our Eid gifts around the tree and fireplace!! My oldest will be fasting for the first time so I'm going to make a big deal from now on!!
This is so lovely I'm definitely going to be trying it!! Do you remember how much of the branch garland you used for the big tree? I heard you mention 9ft for that version but assume that won't be enough. Thanks!
SMH people never cease to amaze me, here’s a doozy for the Harram police when the prophet pbuh first arrived to madina the companions along with the ansar met him on the outskirts with olive branches and palm tree branches and we singing in excitement. We are doing the same thing for Ramadan. Those of us in the west are struggling to get our kids excited about our holidays and we do what we have to do.
Aicha Elmoustapha thank you🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 I really don’t see the big deal of celebrating this way. I don’t know why people have to make everything such a big deal.
This doesn't look like an olive tree or palm tree branch but more like a Christmas tree. It is haram for us to imitate the Christians. Stop doing this. There is absolutely nothing wrong with decorating your homes but you must not decorate with things that people of other religions do
That’s no excuse to compromise your own religious beliefs and imitate the disbelievers. Ramadan is not an aesthetic. It is not a trend, and it it not Christmas. Please don’t forget that this holy month is dedicated to us Muslims developing a stronger connection to our creator and leaving our sins behind.
MashAllah this is something what I was looking for😍jazak Allahu khairan sister for showing us..i hope and pray your hands will be okay soon.its look Amazing.💕
As Ramadan is coming soon I’m planning to do the same one :) Can you please give us the measurement for the wood boards both small one and the bigger one? And how did you make the measurements for the moon and how did you cut it?? Many thanks JAK
@@BakeMyDayMimo Hi!!!! im so excited because i started this project yesterday... just wanted to ask how much of the garland do you think you'd need for a 4 ft crescent? is 100 ft a decent amount just so I have a rough idea... Also have you made this in a white garland instead of green? Do you think it would look good or would it not have that full look to it like yours do? Thanks!
sabira moledina yaaay!! Honestly, I think you might need 150 ft at least. If you don’t need it anytime soon, wait until the after Christmas sale and they will sell them either half off and if you wait even more than that they will be supercheap
Don't let the haram police misinform you with their ignorance of Islamic traditions. All traditions in every religion are pagan in origin. And the prophet (saws) sanctioned these rites for Islam. In fact, Arabs have always adopted the moon, evil eye, hand of hamsa, etc. into our customs regardless of what religions came and went. Even the way Muslims kiss the black meteorite in the Ka'abah & make wishes on it is pagan in origin. The way rocks are thrown at the (idol) statue of the devil during Hajj is a pagan practice. Circumambulation 7 times around the Ka'abah was originally done by pre-Islamic pagans to please the moon god Hubal, the 360 deities and even Allah (who was one among the many deities that pagans worshiped there). Prophet Muhammad (saws) himself used to do it, even before the 360 idols inside the Ka'abah were removed. The prophet himself tried to get rid of the Ka'abah, but its influence on the people was much too strong and historical. *Narrated Aswad: Ibn Az-Zubair said to me, "Aisha used to tell you secretly a number of things. What did she tell you about the Ka'ba?" I replied, "She told me that once the Prophet said, 'O 'Aisha! Had not your people been still close to the pre-Islamic period of ignorance (infidelity)! I would have dismantled the Ka'ba and would have made two doors in it; one for entrance and the other for exit." Later on Ibn Az-Zubair did the same. Sahih Bukhari **1:3:12**8* Before the pilgrimage to Mecca, one must perform Ihram, which involves a series of procedures like ritual washing, wearing 'Ihram garments', etc. Ihram was (according to Sahih Bukhari) originally a pagan requirement for worshiping idols during pre-Islamic times. The prophet (saws) retained this practice for Islam. Muslims assume Ihram to perform the Hajj or Umrah. *Narrated 'Urwa: I asked 'Aisha : ...But in fact, this divine inspiration was revealed concerning the Ansar who used to assume “Ihram” for worshipping an idol called “Manat” which they used to worship at a place called Al-Mushallal before they embraced Islam, and whoever assumed Ihram (for the idol), would consider it not right to perform Tawaf between Safa and Marwa. Sahih Bukhari **2:26**:706* Though optional, Prophet Muhammad (saws) retained the Fasting on the 10th of the Muharram from the pagan past too. *Narrated 'Aisha: 'Ashura' (i.e. the tenth of Muharram) was a day on which the tribe of Quraish used to fast in the pre-lslamic period of ignorance. The Prophet also used to fast on this day. So when he migrated to Medina, he fasted on it and ordered (the Muslims) to fast on it. When the fasting of Ramadan was enjoined, it became optional for the people to fast or not to fast on the day of Ashura. Sahih Bukhari **5:58:17**2* Pagans prior to Islam would pray five times per day towards the idols in the Ka'abah. Zoroastrians were also expected to recite their (kusti) prayers at least five times a day having first cleansed themselves by washing (ablution). But Zoroastrians pray in the direction of the Sun (at each time of the day) and/or of the Holy Fire (if they are in a Fire Temple). Keep in mind, there is not one verse in the Quran in which Allah specifies how many times we must pray, so instead the pagan practice of 5 prayers was retained, especially once the Prophet meditated on it and had a vision.
I loved it!! I m trying to make one too. Can you tell me what is the green leave things called?? And how much it crescent moon wood cost you?? Hats off to your hard work
Hi! Loved how detailed this was! Thank you. I really would like to know how many metres of the garland u needed for the big 6 foot tree? I will be attempting it this weekend, want to make sure i have enough.
This is a great idea!!! Thank you for the explanation. Could you please let me know how you store this big moon after Ramadan is over? I assume we don’t have to go thru this hard work every year. If I make it once and I can use it every year it will be perfect!!!
kamar749 thanks so much. Unfortunately there’s no way of folding it but I’m blessed to have a big basement where the corner is used for storage so I just put it down there and cover it with a big bed sheet:)
Salam sister! I would love measurements to give to the person at Home Depot as a frame of reference. I love this idea and I would like to try this. Please and thank you dear sister 🤍
syeda khan thanks so much. I bought a ribbon roll during Christmas time after Christmas sale, it was super cheap. Like a dollar for the roll but I’m not certain how much I used
Hey can someone tell me if I can gift something similar on a subtle modern scale for my MIL (she's Persian, but not sure it's relevant)? She's an interior designer and I'm worried about making a fool of myself 😭 poor things first born son and apple of her eye fell in love with a half Jewish white girl from Idaho. I don't hold a candle to her overly caring ways and I constantly fear she thinks I don't do enough for her bb 🤣 I try to always give her spices and flowers so this would be so cool
You are gonna delete comments because it's hard to accept reality. It's not just to put a hijab on , and say I am muslim . But this is the time that we as a Muslim we are going to imitate every step that non Muslim do unfortunately 😕
Sister the pagans would bring in pine tree branchs during the winter solstice as a symbol of life after the death of winter as part of their pagan festivities at the time, as they were the only green things in the forest. This is possibly linked to the worship of Odin, who was also called Wodin, where the word wood comes from.
@@BakeMyDayMimo I would love measurements so I can give it as a frame of reference for the person at Home Depot. Please and thank you dear sister. I would like to make ramadan and EID extra special for my kids this year.
I love any decorations for Rahmadan but is this borderline idol worship? Please help me, I don't want to cross any lines in my Deen. Is it ok? I love it and want to do this.
Hi, well it would be if you start bowing down to the tree however if u are using it to make ur children: family more excited about our holiday then you should be fine
This is amazing. Living abroad ,doing such things like decorating house creates ramadan vibe and o feel like I’m in my own country .
How beautiful! I’m not Muslim but I would love to make a tree like this for my home.
MashAllah sis come on now you know why no one helped all the misconceptions about islam and muslimahs, but Alhumdulillah you got it in the car and home, because this is amazing just the idea i needed for my Ramadan/EID decor.
Iman D lol. Hamdjllah. Woman strong!! And thank you so much 😘😘😘
First of all, you have the best personality for these tutorials. Secondly, once you said you had to get a saw, I was like "umm no way I can do this myself". So I will pass this on to my stepfather or maybe save this DIY project until next year and start gathering supplies during xmas time. But your tree is beautiful! You're so creative and crafty and deserve the praise.
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This is beautiful I completely agree with you ... you have to make these days special for our kids to learn and appreciate our holidays
Learn and appreciate our holidays by making our holidays seem like Christmas? You should teach your kids how to properly celebrate Ramadan without imitating disbelievers.
Your Moon Tree is beautiful as always! thank you for sharing your inspiring Story with me Mimo. 😃
Probably one of the cutest ideas I have seen. Did a lantern/wish tree using a lighted branch tree. But I’m loving this thank you for sharing😍😍😍😍
nanoode76 awweeee!!!! Thank you!! Your idea sounds so cute too:)
OMG I love this! I definitely want to make one for Ramadan and Eid inshallah
I Mimo! I just love you so much! Your voice is so calm and soothing. I can just tell you're very genuine and kind. Your content always gives me my daily dose of dopamine. I love learning about your culture and if course- the cakes! 🥰🥰 w/ love from Arkansas
thank you I've been wanting to do this for years now I feel that I'm ready .....
Good job 👍🏻
I’ll definitely going to do it inshAllah
Great idea keep it up😉
Absolutely lovely. Great idea for kids to celebrate Eid and be excited for gifts underneath. I will definitely try this next year because I don't have christmas decor supplies. Thanks again you are doing great
almas khan thanks so much
MashaAllah.... beautiful job.... Thanjs for sharing. I’m gonna make an Eid Tree
Thank you
Great job!!
Thank you for sharing your lovely idea!
I was looking for the main points to start making this and I found them here 🌷
Thank you so much for teaching us how to do this! We made ours this year and we love it!!!
Nighat Rahman that makes me so happy
Thanks so much - been looking everywhere for how to make one
Elise Bakkers no problem
I love it!!!!!! I’m going to need this for Ramadan when I feel at a loss for not being able to go to prayers in the mosque this year. Jazakallah sister 💕💕💕💕
Staphaureus khan thanks so much love. Eid party on insta actually makes and sells them now
Sister you were brilliant. Made it look so easy . Thank you xx
qwerty12348367 thanks so much
I am going to try to make it
Thank you so much I love this and you have such a great personality thank you jazakallah
I love this idea! Thanks for sharing!
I think it's beautiful. I wanted to see how to do it so I could have something different for my grandkids at my house.
Mashallah what a good personality. Thank you so much for a great video.
MrGogz2005 thank you so much!
You are a genius MashaAllah ! Love the idea.
Adam's Mom Awwee. Thank you so much
Salam
This is exactly what I was looking! Something to get the kids excited for our festivals. Quick q: for the big tree how did you workout the shape of the crescent?
Just wanted to say thank you very much for your instructions and video!
Asiyah Sharifi thank you so much
OMG I NEEDED this!!! We will be doing this for Ramadan and opening our Eid gifts around the tree and fireplace!! My oldest will be fasting for the first time so I'm going to make a big deal from now on!!
Tater tots31 my kids love it and know when it comes out, it’s almost time for our Islamic holidays
BEAUTIFUL, i TOLD MY FRIEND ABOUT THIS , AWESOME
OK… so I die every time you transition 😂😂😂 you’re like “I’ll add a pic here!! And then your face gets into it too 😂😂😂😂
Looks good 😌
Ramadan Kareem ☪️
Cool! I have been looking to buy a tree,but now my going to use your video and make my own!!
New subscriber!
That's awesome work thanks for sharing 💕💕
Absolutely beautiful! Thanks for the idea... It’s great and can be used for all sorts of things... no matter the religion. Thank you
tophergore i totally agree with you! Thank you
شكرا لك حبيت الفكرة جميلة بالزاف ورائعة استمرى مبدعة thanks alot my dear wow its very great idea
Thank you so much for sharing! Love it!!!
Wijdan y thank you so much
You are amazing! Thanks for the video
Thank you very much - I enjoyed watching your video and I am looking forward to making my own.
reem rizk ☺️☺️😘
This is so lovely I'm definitely going to be trying it!! Do you remember how much of the branch garland you used for the big tree? I heard you mention 9ft for that version but assume that won't be enough. Thanks!
mariam shaaban it’s more like 150 feet 🙈
Thank you, been looking for one, but soo expensive. Will try this in lockdown
Thank you so much for showing us how to make it your amazing 👌🏻🙏🌸
Ayshia Alshaikh thank you 😘😘
This is lovely! Well done
Love it! love you. Thanks for sharing!
onetier 😘
SMH people never cease to amaze me, here’s a doozy for the Harram police when the prophet pbuh first arrived to madina the companions along with the ansar met him on the outskirts with olive branches and palm tree branches and we singing in excitement. We are doing the same thing for Ramadan. Those of us in the west are struggling to get our kids excited about our holidays and we do what we have to do.
Aicha Elmoustapha thank you🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 I really don’t see the big deal of celebrating this way. I don’t know why people have to make everything such a big deal.
This doesn't look like an olive tree or palm tree branch but more like a Christmas tree. It is haram for us to imitate the Christians. Stop doing this. There is absolutely nothing wrong with decorating your homes but you must not decorate with things that people of other religions do
That’s no excuse to compromise your own religious beliefs and imitate the disbelievers. Ramadan is not an aesthetic. It is not a trend, and it it not Christmas. Please don’t forget that this holy month is dedicated to us Muslims developing a stronger connection to our creator and leaving our sins behind.
asalamu alaikum sis! love it!!! i wish i knew you in person 😂
Thx a lot for showing us how to make it..🌲🌲💚💚
Amazing idea 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
MashAllah this is something what I was looking for😍jazak Allahu khairan sister for showing us..i hope and pray your hands will be okay soon.its look Amazing.💕
M Ahmedvytutypl thank you love!! I stopped making them so I’ve recovered. 😂🙈😘
As Ramadan is coming soon I’m planning to do the same one :)
Can you please give us the measurement for the wood boards both small one and the bigger one? And how did you make the measurements for the moon and how did you cut it??
Many thanks JAK
Dina Barnieh hello. The explanations are all in the video
Thank you so much sister. You just saved my day!!! I will build one and send you the puctures.
JAK
Fatema Salem I’m so excited to see it
Salaams, too funny! Your hilarious, do you! Great idea, Mashallah. ✌
akeesha abdullah thanks love
such a lovely project, im so attempting this!
sabira moledina thanks so much. Good luck love
@@BakeMyDayMimo Hi!!!! im so excited because i started this project yesterday... just wanted to ask how much of the garland do you think you'd need for a 4 ft crescent? is 100 ft a decent amount just so I have a rough idea... Also have you made this in a white garland instead of green? Do you think it would look good or would it not have that full look to it like yours do? Thanks!
sabira moledina yaaay!! Honestly, I think you might need 150 ft at least. If you don’t need it anytime soon, wait until the after Christmas sale and they will sell them either half off and if you wait even more than that they will be supercheap
Exactly what I was looking for thank u for making a video
HaDealio thank you ☺️
Thank You So Much For Sharing♡
Great project!!! I can’t wait to make the same. Do you have a similar creative idea for Eid Al Adha decor? A huge sheep kind of?
kamar749 lol. That would be cute. I actually made a kabaa that I put up for decor.
Bake My Day Mimo ❤️❤️❤️
Bake My Day Mimo did you share your Kaaba decor on RUclips? If so could you please share the link with me?
Don't let the haram police misinform you with their ignorance of Islamic traditions. All traditions in every religion are pagan in origin. And the prophet (saws) sanctioned these rites for Islam. In fact, Arabs have always adopted the moon, evil eye, hand of hamsa, etc. into our customs regardless of what religions came and went. Even the way Muslims kiss the black meteorite in the Ka'abah & make wishes on it is pagan in origin. The way rocks are thrown at the (idol) statue of the devil during Hajj is a pagan practice. Circumambulation 7 times around the Ka'abah was originally done by pre-Islamic pagans to please the moon god Hubal, the 360 deities and even Allah (who was one among the many deities that pagans worshiped there). Prophet Muhammad (saws) himself used to do it, even before the 360 idols inside the Ka'abah were removed.
The prophet himself tried to get rid of the Ka'abah, but its influence on the people was much too strong and historical. *Narrated Aswad: Ibn Az-Zubair said to me, "Aisha used to tell you secretly a number of things. What did she tell you about the Ka'ba?" I replied, "She told me that once the Prophet said, 'O 'Aisha! Had not your people been still close to the pre-Islamic period of ignorance (infidelity)! I would have dismantled the Ka'ba and would have made two doors in it; one for entrance and the other for exit." Later on Ibn Az-Zubair did the same. Sahih Bukhari **1:3:12**8*
Before the pilgrimage to Mecca, one must perform Ihram, which involves a series of procedures like ritual washing, wearing 'Ihram garments', etc. Ihram was (according to Sahih Bukhari) originally a pagan requirement for worshiping idols during pre-Islamic times. The prophet (saws) retained this practice for Islam. Muslims assume Ihram to perform the Hajj or Umrah. *Narrated 'Urwa: I asked 'Aisha : ...But in fact, this divine inspiration was revealed concerning the Ansar who used to assume “Ihram” for worshipping an idol called “Manat” which they used to worship at a place called Al-Mushallal before they embraced Islam, and whoever assumed Ihram (for the idol), would consider it not right to perform Tawaf between Safa and Marwa. Sahih Bukhari **2:26**:706*
Though optional, Prophet Muhammad (saws) retained the Fasting on the 10th of the Muharram from the pagan past too. *Narrated 'Aisha: 'Ashura' (i.e. the tenth of Muharram) was a day on which the tribe of Quraish used to fast in the pre-lslamic period of ignorance. The Prophet also used to fast on this day. So when he migrated to Medina, he fasted on it and ordered (the Muslims) to fast on it. When the fasting of Ramadan was enjoined, it became optional for the people to fast or not to fast on the day of Ashura. Sahih Bukhari **5:58:17**2*
Pagans prior to Islam would pray five times per day towards the idols in the Ka'abah. Zoroastrians were also expected to recite their (kusti) prayers at least five times a day having first cleansed themselves by washing (ablution). But Zoroastrians pray in the direction of the Sun (at each time of the day) and/or of the Holy Fire (if they are in a Fire Temple). Keep in mind, there is not one verse in the Quran in which Allah specifies how many times we must pray, so instead the pagan practice of 5 prayers was retained, especially once the Prophet meditated on it and had a vision.
I love this!!!
I loved it!! I m trying to make one too. Can you tell me what is the green leave things called??
And how much it crescent moon wood cost you?? Hats off to your hard work
Thanks. It’s garland and the moon itself to make was pricy. You can buy a premade one from eid tree on Instagram for I think 200
Amazing. Totally doing it.
Weisz82 🥰
Hi! Loved how detailed this was! Thank you. I really would like to know how many metres of the garland u needed for the big 6 foot tree? I will be attempting it this weekend, want to make sure i have enough.
mariam daulatzai Hello, thank you very much. I know I needed about 100 feet.
لو سمحتي فيكي تساعديني بالقياسات كيف اقص الهلال عندي كل شي بس بدي اعرف المقاس والله يعطيكم العافية
Beautiful good work
This is a great idea!!! Thank you for the explanation. Could you please let me know how you store this big moon after Ramadan is over? I assume we don’t have to go thru this hard work every year. If I make it once and I can use it every year it will be perfect!!!
kamar749 thanks so much. Unfortunately there’s no way of folding it but I’m blessed to have a big basement where the corner is used for storage so I just put it down there and cover it with a big bed sheet:)
Bake My Day Mimo thank you very much for your reply. I’ll do the same 😊
Wow you're a genius 😍😍
Ahmed Mohamed thank you!!
This is sooo amazing! I love it! Are you by chance still selling these?
Sabeena Mannan thank you!! As of now, I’m not. I’m sorry
I would love to see how you did the 6ft one
I used your idea to create a business on the Windsor side but for large ones.
Thank you . found it . you are awesome 😎
Omg you are genius
Love this, by any chance how much did this cost you in total like without the tools
Tabarak Altimemy thanks. I can’t remember but it wasn’t too bad because I purchased it all after Christmas sale so everything was cheap.
Salam sister! I would love measurements to give to the person at Home Depot as a frame of reference. I love this idea and I would like to try this. Please and thank you dear sister 🤍
Super cute!!!!! 🥰
How much gold clothes did you use and what did you use to make the bow? Love this so much and trying to make it.
syeda khan thanks so much. I bought a ribbon roll during Christmas time after Christmas sale, it was super cheap. Like a dollar for the roll but I’m not certain how much I used
Beautiful
This is awesome!!
BlendingBeauty Babe thanks so much!!
Hey can someone tell me if I can gift something similar on a subtle modern scale for my MIL (she's Persian, but not sure it's relevant)? She's an interior designer and I'm worried about making a fool of myself 😭 poor things first born son and apple of her eye fell in love with a half Jewish white girl from Idaho. I don't hold a candle to her overly caring ways and I constantly fear she thinks I don't do enough for her bb 🤣 I try to always give her spices and flowers so this would be so cool
What is the garland called that you put on top to hold the lights?
I’m not sure but I know they have wires and they are usually sold around Christmas time
Super cute!!
Mace Doll thank you love
Great work!
Thanks love!
You are super good
I want to ask you from where you get the moon 🌙??
Enas Eid 😊😊😊 I made it.
You are gonna delete comments because it's hard to accept reality.
It's not just to put a hijab on , and say I am muslim .
But this is the time that we as a Muslim we are going to imitate every step that non Muslim do unfortunately 😕
Yes.
It is a sad fact unfortunately.
May Allah swt guide us...
Love the video
Ninja Mommy is the haram police but thank God because I wouldn't have found you if I didn't look up others doing Ramadan trees and you are lovely ❤
I was thinking that someone used chicken wire and formed that. This looks like it would be a lot safer
I am not sure if your going to reply because its been a year, but where did you get the tree stand?? I also love your cakes on tik tok I follow you.
Hello. The stand was during Christmas season
What did you use to get crescent shape
Sister the pagans would bring in pine tree branchs during the winter solstice as a symbol of life after the death of winter as part of their pagan festivities at the time, as they were the only green things in the forest. This is possibly linked to the worship of Odin, who was also called Wodin, where the word wood comes from.
Super cool mom 😍
nanoode76 ☺️☺️😘
amazing💕💕
From where u get the wood
Home Depot
لو سمحتي فيكي تحكي كيف قصيتي شو المقاسات
Can please sell them? I would love to buy one for my kids
“Eid tree” sells them on Instagram if you haven’t found already:)
Salam. How much garland do you think I’ll need for the one you made here?
Jumana Jasir Salam. I honestly forgot but I know for the big one, at least 150 feet so for the small one, 100ft.
How many feet of garland did you need for the bigger tree?
Noshy Syed I think you need about 200-250 feet. Now is a great time to buy them. They are in their after Christmas sale
You are so cute, I love this
Patricia Felleti 🥰🥰
👍👍👍💐💐💐
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Can I ask what this is for? I am actually kind of curious, I have never heard of this. I find other religions very intresting.
Curious how big is just the moon on the big and small ones you did?
What was the measurement for the big moon?
hassan areiqat moon is like 3 by 3 feet but all together with the stick added, it’s like 6 feet tall and three feet wide
Bake My Day Mimo thank you so much
@@BakeMyDayMimo I would love measurements so I can give it as a frame of reference for the person at Home Depot. Please and thank you dear sister. I would like to make ramadan and EID extra special for my kids this year.
@@susanyourk6967 hi love. I believe it was a 3 by 3 square
I love any decorations for Rahmadan but is this borderline idol worship? Please help me, I don't want to cross any lines in my Deen. Is it ok? I love it and want to do this.
Darcia Mbaye how is this idol worship? What idol am I worshipping?
Hi, well it would be if you start bowing down to the tree however if u are using it to make ur children: family more excited about our holiday then you should be fine
Wrare you get the daceore the green tree?I can faind On online shop?
Hissa Alammar Amazon sells them
💙