Eid is a day of joy, gratitude and generosity. Giving gifts is a beautiful way to share that joy. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) encouraged exchanging gifts as a means of increasing love between people, as reported in Al-Adab al-Mufrad by Imam al-Bukhari. If you are wondering what to give this Eid, here are meaningful ideas that go beyond the ordinary.
Calligraphy is one of the most popular Islamic gifts because it is beautiful and lasting. Choose a verse or phrase that suits the person: Ayatul Kursi for a new home, "Bismillah" for a welcoming entrance, or a short verse of gratitude. Browse our Arabic calligraphy collection.
A name written in Arabic calligraphy is unique and personal. It works well for a child's room, a couple or a family home. See our custom and personalized art.
Left it late? Digital downloads can be sent right away. Choose an artwork, send the file with a personal message, and the recipient can print and frame it in their preferred size. This is also ideal for family and friends who live in another country.
Verses about mercy, patience or gratitude make thoughtful gifts. See our Quranic verses collection.
For a lighter, everyday reminder, short hadith or Islamic quotes suit an office desk or a bedroom wall. Browse Hadith and Islamic quotes.
Combine a framed calligraphy piece with a small candle, dates or a prayer mat to create a complete gift set.
Children enjoy colourful art of short surahs or dua for their room. The 4 Qul artwork is a good choice for children who are learning to memorise. See the 4 Qul collection.
A framed verse or dua for parents, with a note of thanks, is often treasured more than an expensive item.
Ayatul Kursi and Bismillah are traditional gifts for a new home. They add a spiritual touch and make the space feel blessed.
A small framed piece is a respectful gift for people who share your faith or who welcome your gesture. Keep the message simple and positive.
Digital gifts are instant, flexible and easy to send across countries. Physical gifts can feel more special in person. If you choose a digital gift, print and frame it yourself before presenting it to give the recipient a ready-to-hang gift. Read our guide on how to print and frame digital Islamic art.
Anything that is halal, thoughtful and suits the recipient. Islamic art, books, prayer items and personal items are all popular.
Yes. A digital download can be emailed or shared immediately, which is useful for last-minute gifts and for people abroad.
A digital calligraphy download that you print and frame yourself is affordable and looks elegant.
Explore the Ramadan and Eid collection and choose a gift that will be enjoyed all year.