Appropriate gift for Eid?

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  • borntoshop
    borntoshop Posts: 2,177 Forumite
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    Just rebooting this 10 year old thread, has anybody got any great online recommendations? I bought my good Muslim neighbours a gift last year and used Ambala link already above, but their post and packing is expensive for a small box of sweets.
  • PixieDust
    PixieDust Posts: 944 Forumite
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    We gave yankee candles in foody smells and a votive cup so that they could enjoy sweet treats during Ramadan without breaking their fast, and for the children we got a presentation pack of Halal Haribos from Tesco. We are not Muslim but our neighbours are, and have sent us over fresh samosas and a delicious coconut cake, still warm. Yummmmmmm!
  • epaphrodituslock
    epaphrodituslock Posts: 1 Newbie
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    Their are many online store are available to purchase eid gift .
  • fatblackandwhite
    fatblackandwhite Posts: 606 Forumite
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    Just stumbled upon this ancient thread. I bought an Eid gift for my colleague this year and found that Guylian chocolates (the sea shell ones) are Halal. She loved them :-)

    My son's teacher this year is Muslim so I will make sure to get her some with her Christmas gift.
  • maryaus
    maryaus Posts: 3 Newbie
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    Arabic sweets!
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