If you want to avoid Amazon and other bad companies this Ramadan/Eid season, look no further! I’ve found small businesses for decorations, gifting, kids’ items, lights and more.
Not Muslim? No worries! You can still shop Palestinian-owned and allied 😁 There’s a lot of cool businesses that aren’t Ramadan/Eid specific. If you need even more ways to shop diverse businesses, check out my holiday guide.
All of these businesses do not have a profile on OpenSecrets, or a public diversity policy – which is common for small and local businesses.
Days of Eid: This place is a great one-stop shop for Ramadan & Eid decorations. Days of Eid has a mix of both affordable (banners start at $9) and higher quality/higher-end decorations.
The Details: Founded by American-Muslim Reem Sayes, Days of Eid is family-owned and operated.
Ramadan Items: Countdown calendars, banners & door decorations, lights & lanterns, signs & other decor
Shipping & Countries: They ship across the US & internationally, though customs duties may apply.
RamadanInflatables.com: Celebrate loudly and proudly with Ramadan lawn inflatables!
The Details: Founded by Omar Hashwi and held privately.
Ramadan Items: Inflatable lawn decor, Eid money envelopes
Shipping & Countries: They ship across the US and internationally, but their warehouses are based out of the US & Canada so you may have to pay customs fees if you’re outside of these countries. I think if you order from Canada you should be able to avoid customs fees since they have warehouses there.
Islamic Holiday Decor: Affordable Ramadan & Eid decorations.
The Details: I can’t find the name of the person who founded Islamic Holiday Decor, but based on this Instagram post they started the company in 2018 after moving to Jacksonville, FL from Dearborn, MI. When they moved, there was a much smaller Muslim community and festivities around Ramadan & Eid, so they started their company to help Muslims find affordable decorations.
Ramadan Items: Banners & door decorations, lights & lanterns, signs & other decor, trays, some kids items. Beyond decorations, they also have Qurans and prayer rugs.
Shipping & Countries: USA-only. They do not note any restrictions on USA shipping, so I’m guessing they ship to Alaska & Hawaii as well.
Islamic Wall Art (IWA): Islamic home decor and other items for Ramadan, Eid, and year-round.
The Details: Owned and operated by the Shukran family, IWA is US-based but manufactures their items in Turkey.
Ramadan Items: Home decor, iftar & suhoor table, prayer essentials, Ramadan gifts, items for kids & families, and Ramadan bundles.
Shipping & Countries: They ship to the US, Canada, United Kingdom & EU countries from Turkey without customs fees or import taxes, though shipping times can be a little longer.
House of Avana: House of Avana works with artisans & craftspeople across West Africa and worldwide to create modern, yet culturally-inspired pieces.
The Details: Owned by Avana International, LLC. I couldn’t find a ton on Avana International’s ownership, so my assumption would be it is held privately.
Ramadan Items: Banners & door decorations, lights & lanterns, signs & other decor. They also have trays, servingware, and dining sets.
Modern EID: Beautifully designed and ethically-sourced gift wrap, party supplies, home decor and other items to celebrate Muslim identity, culture & traditions.
The Details: Founded by Jomana, an American Muslim, in 2011 after she received an Eid present in old Christmas wrapping paper and knew there was a need for wrapping paper and accessories specific to Ramadan & Eid.
Ramadan Items: Wrapping paper, gift bags, cards, banners & decor, countdown calendars
Shipping & Countries: USA, Canada, Australia, UK, and EU countries. For all countries outside of the US, you may need to pay customs fees for your items.
Watan: Palestinian-American art, home, & lifestyle shop based out of Chicago.
The Details: Founded by Palestinian-Americans in 2015 and privately held.
Ramadan items: Banners, napkin set, Ramadan Moon bowl. Not Ramadan-related but I love this sweatshirt they have with kitties in kuffiyehs.
Shipping & Countries: You can visit their store in the suburbs of Chicago (Orland Park), or order online. They ship across the US and internationally, though you may have to pay customs fees.
Lights: If you need lights and the above options don’t work for you for whatever reason, check out your local hardware store, Ace Hardware (has holiday lights and fairy lights), or DoItBest (has holiday lights). I’m not gonna lie, these are generally “Christmas” lights, but wanted to share in case it was helpful.
Ace Hardware and DoItBest are both co-ops, meaning the store owners also own the brand. I know some people have pro-MAGA Aces or DoItBests around them, but there are also awesome employee-owned ones – like these in DC. If your local Ace/DoItBest is on the wrong side of history, find a local hardware store if you have one!
Crescent Moon: Islam and Muslim-centered books, crafts, activities, and more for kids.
The Details: Founded by Noura Saif, an American who wanted to find engaging books about Islam and Muslim identity for her children.
Ramadan Items: Children’s books, countdown calendars, activity/craft sets, banners & other decorations, servingware/trays, party supplies/favors
Shipping & Countries: USA & international, though you may have to pay customs/tariffs for international orders.
Mubarak Paper Co.: Fun and exciting Islamic gifts & party supplies for kids and Muslim families.
The Details: Founded by American Muslim Asma in 2021 who wanted to create Eid wrapping paper her children and others would love.
Ramadan Items: Kid-centered wrapping paper, activity books, cards, coloring items, and more!
Shipping & Countries: USA & Canada, though Canadian customers are responsible for any customs fees. They do offer international shipping to other countries, but it costs $55+ so may not be the best option.
Added 2/14/26:
Nouha’s Books: Reusable sticker books for Ramadan, Eid, and Hajj.
The Details: Founded by American Muslim Nouha who started the company as a way for Muslim kids to find joy and representation in a fun and educational product that also helps develop fine motor skills.
Shipping & Countries: USA
Tahani’s Gifts: Kid-focused “My Ramadan” kits with a countdown calendar, child-size apron, cookie cutters, towel and pillow. You can also buy the countdown calendar separately.
The Details: Founded by Palestinian-American Tahani who wanted to create something her children and others could use to feel seen, celebrated, and proud of their Muslim and Arab-American identity.
Shipping & Countries: USA
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You can also find Ramadan/Eid decorations and supplies from Palestinian-owned and allied businesses! If you’re looking for gifts for Eid as well, these are great options to check out.
This is A List: Shopping directory of worldwide Palestinian, Arab, and Palestinian-allied businesses, which you can filter by country, how to shop (in-person or online), and category.
Quick links: US-based, Canada-based, UK-based
Al Shams Bazaar: Online marketplace for Arab & Arab-aligned makers, with a Made in Palestine collection. Al Shams donates a portion of every sale to HEAL Palestine, an on-the-ground organization supporting Palestinians through healthcare, humanitarian assistance, education and more.
Quick links: Ramadan Items, Made in Palestine, Gifts
Wtrmln (Watermelon): Shopping directory of Palestinian-owned and allied businesses. You can select products from different companies to add to your wishlist, which then you can purchase directly from the companies’ websites. You can also email yourself the list if you want to keep it handy or share with others!
Quick links: Olive oil & pantry items, apparel & accessories, home goods & stationary
Goodhood: Find Pro-Palestinian businesses near you. The app isn’t quite live yet, but you can sign-up for early access & testing invites.
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