We begin by exploring what Halloween really is, where it comes from, what people believe about it, and why it looks so exciting to kids.
Your child learns through short, animated videos and visuals that make complex ideas simple, age-appropriate, and interesting.
Then we gently guide your child to see Halloween through the lens of Islam. Eman (your teacher) explains in a child-friendly way.
This section builds clarity and identity-based reasoning and not fear.
After each lesson, your child takes a short qui that helps them check their understanding in a fun way.
Every correct answer boosts confidence, making the learning experience light, interactive, and memorable for them.
I didn’t just pull this workshop out of thin air.
I’ve spent over a decade studying child development, Islamic education, and teaching hundreds of Muslim families about the impact of mainstream culture on our Muslim kids.
When I first tried to explain Halloween to my own kids, I realized how confusing it can be.
So I spent working after my teaching job digging through Islamic rulings, child development science, and curriculum design to find a way that was both authentic and age-appropriate.
And honestly?
Most of the time, I found nothing that felt right. Everything was either too shallow, too harsh, or too complicated.
So I built my own.
And now, after years of teaching and refining it with real families, you can skip all that frustration, confusion, and trial and error and give your kids the clarity and confidence they deserve.
All for just $97 $37 until November 1st!
That’s less than the cost of a pizza night 🍕 but what you’re getting is a lifetime of peace of mind every October.
“Halloween Is Not for You and Me” is already being used and loved across a variety of settings, proving that Islamic identity education doesn’t have to be complicated or boring. This 60-minute interactive workshop works perfectly for:
Islamic Schools & Weekend Programs
Homeschooling Families or Home Enrichment
Family Deen Nights or Parenting communities
If you’re a Muslim mom who wants to raise confident kids that love and being Muslim…
👉 This workshop will help you explain Halloween in a grounded , clear, age-appropriate way without confusion, guilt, or lectures.
You’ll finally have the words, visuals, and stories to make your child understand and feel proud of who they are.
If you’re an Islamic school teacher or weekend educator…
👉 This ready-to-use lesson is a classroom lifesaver.
It keeps your students engaged while helping them connect Western culture to Islamic teachings without hours of prep or PowerPoint slides.
Just press play and teach and learn in a fun way!
If you’re a homeschooling parent juggling everything on your own…
👉 This is the resource you’ve been looking for.
You’ll have a fully done-for-you lesson that fits right into your Islamic studies plan that make learning effortless and gives you a break!
If you’re a community leader or youth mentor…
👉 Use this workshop to spark powerful group discussions about faith, culture, and belonging when facing mainstream holidays.
No matter your role, this workshop gives you everything you need to teach with confidence and raise kids who love being Muslim.
I’m a mother of four, Early Years Specialist, and a former teacher with a BASc in Child Studies and Early Education but more importantly, I’m a parent, just like you, navigating the weight of raising children in today’s world.
A few years ago, I was a working mom with three kids under five at the time.
I was exhausted, juggling a teaching career, motherhood, and doing my best to raise my kids who are proud to be Muslim in environment that refuses to let that happen.
Then one day, as we drove home, my son asked,
“Mama, why are there skeletons and pumpkins everywhere in our neighborhood?”
I froze.
I wanted to give him an answer that was thoughtful and age-appropriate, not just “We don’t celebrate it.”
But I didn’t know how to explain it.
I mean, my parents never did! They just said we don't celebrate it because it's Haram and I just did as I was told.
That night, I searched online for kid-friendly Islamic resources on this topic… and found nothing aside from a few blogs saying that parents shouldn't allow their kids to celebrate Halloween.
As a TIRED mom, I just wanted something pre-made that I can hand to my kids as I catch my breath. After hours of searching, I decided to create one myself.
I used my background in education and child development to design a short, engaging workbook that teaches kids what Halloween really is, and why Muslims don’t celebrate it in a way that makes them proud, not scared or left out.
I called it “Halloween Is Not for You and Me.”
When I shared it online with a few friends, they loved it.
They said:
“Finally! Someone explained it the right way.”
“My kids actually understood this!”
“Can you make one for Christmas too?”
Within a few months, I turned it in a workshop fork ids and it spread across Muslim parenting groups.
Families began messaging me pictures of their kids completing the activities, proudly saying, “Mama, now I get it.”
That’s when I realized this wasn’t just a lesson for my kids.
It was something Muslim families everywhere needed.
Every October, new moms find it and message me saying:
“This was exactly what I needed.”
All from one heartfelt idea born out of a single question from my child.
What's up with Trick or Treat? And what does Islam think about it?
What's the deal with costumes and what does Islam think about it?
Where does Halloween come from? And what does Islam think about it?
Jack-0-Lanterns. Can we carve them as Muslims?
What about funny pranks? Can we do them and what does Islam think about it?
What about funny pranks? Can we do them and what does Islam think about it?
What's the deal with Jack-O-Lanterns? And what does Islam think about it?
This workshop is perfect for Muslim moms raising kids ages 5–12 who want to teach their children why Muslims don’t celebrate Halloween in a fun, age-appropriate, and faith-affirming way.
It’s also great for Islamic school teachers, homeschooling parents, and community educators looking for ready-to-teach resources that make Islamic learning easy and engaging.
It’s designed for children ages 5–12.
The lessons are simplified for younger kids but still interesting enough for older ones. There are parents who co-learned it with their four year old children as well!
Just 60 minutes.
It’s designed to fit into your day easily whether you use it after school, on the weekend, or as part of your homeschooling plan. You can pause, discuss, and replay at your own pace.
Nope! Everything is done for you.
You’ll get the video lesson, printable activities all ready to use. Just open, play, and guide your child through it.
It’s a pre-recorded workshop that you can access instantly after purchase. You can watch it anytime, from anywhere and revisit it every year when Halloween comes around.
You’ll have lifetime access to the workshop.
You can return to it every year and use it with all your kids, now or later.
Because this is a digital product with instant access, refunds aren’t offered. But if you run into any issues, we’ll make sure you’re fully supported and satisfied inshaAllah. Just email team@thegoodchild.org
You don’t need to spend hours researching or stressing about what to say.
You just need one simple, done-for-you system that makes Islamic parenting easier and more meaningful.
Here’s what makes “Halloween Is Not for You and Me” so powerfull:
Priced So Every Family Can Say Yes
At just $37, this workshop replaces hours of stress and uncertainty with a ready-to-learn Islamic lesson that builds your child's interest and understanding.
It’s not just affordable, it’s transformational.
Use What You Have: You already have what your kids need most, your voice and presence.
This workshop gives you the right words, visuals, and stories so your child can understand Halloween clearly, confidently without you feeling like the “haram police.”
Set & Forget: It’s All Done For You
No prep, searching or second-guessing.
Everything you need, videos, quizzes, and printable sheets — is ready to use the moment you open it.
Just login and start learning.
Here’s What You’ll Walk Away With:
✅ A calm, confident way to explain Halloween from an Islamic lens
✅ Kids who understand and feel proud of their Muslim identity
✅ Ready-to-use lessons designed by a child development expert and teacher
✅ Relief from guilt, overwhelm, and last-minute scrambling
✅ Lifetime access so you can reuse it every year
You want to ensure your child receives authentic Islamic knowledge without the overwhelm of managing it all yourself.
You want your child to grow up confident in their Islamic identity while navigating Western culture with ease.
You are a Muslim parent raising children between (5-12) years of age.
You value flexible learning that fits into your child’s schedule, and a hands-off approach allowing them to learn at their own pace.
Parents who don't prioritize the Islamic identity and a religious upringing.
Parents who do not value formal and authentic Islamic education in the early years.
Parents who are raising children under 5 or older than 15 years old.
Parents who celebrate mainstream holidays like Christmas and Halloween...etc
Due to the significant discount offered, all sales are final, and no refunds will be issued under any circumstances. If you have any questions about the program, please email team@thegoodchild.org prior to your purchase and I will help you make an informed decision.
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