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We were looking for home in a coloring book
Every Ramadan we searched for a coloring book that looked like our kids: a hijab, a kufi, a grandmother saying Bismillah. We found princesses and superheroes… but never home.
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So we picked up a pencil
That's how Lawwin — “color it!” — began: one lantern, one story. We drew our old streets, iftar tables, our letters and the stories of the Prophets — without ever drawing a Prophet, out of respect.
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Today, it's a little library
Five books in Arabic and English, for little ones and grown-ups. Every page is a story, and every story is an invitation to sit together, color together and talk together.
How do I order? Do I need an account?
No account at all. Add books to your cart, type your name, number and address, and we'll message you on WhatsApp to confirm. You pay when it arrives.
What ages are the books for?
Yusuf & Maryam and Teta's Stories: 3–8. My First Arabic Letters: 3–7. 30 Nights and the Names of Allah: teens and adults.
Are the books in Arabic or English?
Both: every page has an Arabic line and an English line — perfect for bilingual homes and schools.
Which pens work best?
Colored pencils, crayons and markers. Pages are single-sided; slip a card behind the page when using markers.
What if my book arrives damaged?
Send us a photo on WhatsApp within 48 hours and we'll replace it for free.
What's the best Ramadan & Eid gift for kids?
A bilingual story coloring book: children learn Ramadan values, Prophet stories and the Arabic alphabet while they color. Save with any 3 books or the whole library.
I live outside Egypt — how can I buy?
The books are on Amazon in the US, UK and Europe — you'll find the Amazon link under every book.