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Alhamdulillah, it's that time of the year where we get to dress up and buy gifts for all our loved ones. To celebrate the end of month-long fasting, we'll wake up early and dress in the finest of our clothing and head over to Eid Prayer. But finding a modest outfit that doesn't require layering, with the perfect matching hijab and jewelry to wear all day (or give as gifts -- hint hint husbands) can be difficult at times, so we've compiled a few of our favorite Muslimah brands that offer a variety of clothing, hijab, and accessory options!

Every culture has its own traditions during the month of Ramadan. But, what about Muslim-Americans? This summer, Noor Kids is travelling the country to hear stories about the holy month. We are looking for a fun-loving, social media-buff assistant to join founder, Amin G. Aaser, as he travels the country.

Published in February 2016, Sharing is Caring is our newest addition to the Noor Kids Islamic-identity curriculum for Muslim children. This title was created by our extraordinary team of creatives and researchers based in North America and follows our evidence-based instruction design, created specifically to help young Muslims build confidence in their religious identity.

We've poured out heart and soul into Noor Kids for the last four years. This, alhumdulillah, is the most exciting coverage we have ever received. In some respects it is validation. In others, it represents the start of something much bigger. Thank you for following our story, and most importantly, supporting our efforts. It honestly means the world.

Alhumdulillah. In April, we proudly announced that Noor Kids has developed a world-class team of educators, writers, researchers, and artists that are working towards our mission of making Islamic education fun and exciting. This title, "First Time Fasting," is a result of our collective effort. Once you read the title, I'm sure you'll agree that it is our very best work yet.

Yesterday, MPR News aired a segment featuring Noor Kids's co-founders Amin and Mohammed Aaser. The two engaged in a conversation with reporter Laura Yuen about the motivation behind Noor Kids and their aspirations for the future.