It's customary for neighbors and family members to bring one another gifts during Ramadan, showing support for their fast and celebration of the holiday. 

During the fast, those observing refrain from eating animal byproducts (although dairy is fine). While it's typically a popular gift, alcohol is also avoided. Here's a list of thoughtful presents to give instead.

Azan clocks not only keep time but play the call to prayer, ensuring that a moment of worship is never missed.

As Muslim populations continue to face backlash, donating to a representative charity celebrates the community. Doing this on behalf of family or a friend is an honor. 

The halal sweet box is a more custom baked good offering, typically given to children. It includes some of their favorite sweets that are halal (meaning safe and compliant of law).

A prayer mat allows those observing to pray in a clean environment, symbolizing respect and humility. These come in a range of colors and patterns.

Many who are observing commune together to pray and share a meal. Gifts like baked goods bring family and friends together, strengthening the success of their fast.

Symbolizing modesty, faith and protection, the hijab is often worn by women within the Muslim community. Modern hijabs come in a range of colors, prints and fabrics, making for an always stylish gift.

Dates are a customary treat within the Muslim community. Their sweetness is a reminder to stay strong during the fast while celebrating the chance to honor God.

Money is more typically gifted between families during Eid-al-Fitr, the end of Ramadan. It's not mandatory, though it's an appreciated offering. 

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