Ramadan Advent Calendar Chocolate Halal Countdown 100 Grams Eid Mubarak for Children Kids

Those of us who are not Muslim, can join Islamic kids and celebrate Ramadan, having a chocolate a day, from the first day of Ramadan to the first day of Eid, to celebrate it in this way.

Bought two of these advent calendars for my granddaughters & they loved it. I love that when they open it up each day to have their chocolate they have a new word for Ramadan that is also gives it meaning. Will definitely be buying again for next Ramadan & highly recommend to my family & friends 😊

loved to encourage the love of ramadan and a chocolate reward everyday. my daughter aged 6 loved it . will be again for next ramadan

It’s nice to have something for Ramadan but it’s overpriced it’s the exact same box and chocolate you get for Christmas at £1 -£2 box also Asda is selling Ramadan box for £2 only if I checked early would have ordered it from there.

My daughter absolutely loved the advent calendar She was very excited to open it each day and see what was written in each window Will recommend this to other parents aswell Customer

The chocolates taste fine and the image design of the box is good for small kids. But the chocolates kept falling down the box everytime it was held upright, so if a compartment was opened at the top, it'll be empty and at the bottom, multiple chocolates. Even when the chocolates have been repositioned into their slots, they kept falling, really annoying.

I love it 100% recommend for my child she’s so happy every time before braking the fast she knows to open the door and it has a beautiful meaning on the door also with translation 5 stars

The Calendar was lovely but all the chocolate pieces had fallen to the bottom of the calendar so each day when a box was opened no chocolate was there. We then had to fish one out at the bottom and give it to our son. So the overall experience wasn't great. By the end of Ramadan my son lost interest in the calender.