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presenting Ramadan to your child's class Parents talking to
their childrens principals, teachers and classmates in public
schools about Ramadan is of immense importance, especially this
year, in the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 terrorist
attacks. Not only are more people curious about Islam, many are
now willing to clarify their previous misinformation and
misunderstandings. By sharing Ramadan with their school
administrators and friends, Muslim children feel less awkward
identifying themselves as Muslims, since someone in an authority
position has discussed their beliefs. As a result, the children
often feel more confident and secure. As well, Muslim children
need to feel the importance of their own celebrations and
holidays, especially since we are living in a non-Muslim
environment where kids dont see fancy lights and decorations,
commercial hoopla or consistent reminders o