The 2025 Eid gift guide
Ideas for your loved ones this holy month selected from sustainable, independent Muslim-owned brands
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Ramadan may only have just started but Eid will be here before we know it, so Hyphen has compiled this guide to inspire gifts for your loved ones for the special day.
All our selections are from independent, Muslim-owned businesses from across the UK — from Cambridge to Stoke-on-Trent — and showcase brands offering sustainable, sunnah-based or philanthropic products.
Honoor Honey: Royal Yemeni Sidr Winter Harvest Honey with Royal Jelly (from £45 per jar)
Honey is considered a sunnah food and is praised for its healing properties and extensive health benefits. The Yemeni family behind Honoor grew up eating the high-grade honey of their homeland and in 2021 founded the company to share it with others. With a distinctive smokey, fruity flavour and chewy texture, Honoor’s A+ grade Yemeni honey is one of the most sought-after batches in the world. Like all Honoor honey, it’s 100% pure and raw, cold-pressed and unfiltered. This is a special treat for anyone in your life with a sweet tooth.
Indah Jewellery: Ayatul Kursi Circle Pendant (£25)
Indah Jewellery is an independent female-owned business founded in 2022 to create timeless pieces that blend faith with fashion. Both elegant and practical, all pieces are hypoallergenic, tarnish-resistant and 18k double gold-plated. My favourite is the Ayatul Kursi Pendant, which combines an adjustable chain with a sleek circle pendant engraved with the powerful verse in full for protection and peace.
Fann UK: Palestine Hoodie (£41)
All of Fann UK’s products are made from sustainably sourced organic materials, and printed on demand in the UK with low-waste printing tech. They can be sent back when no longer wearable to be repurposed into new products — and you get store credit too. Made from 100% organic cotton and available in a range of sizes, this hoodie is a sustainable and stylish option for anyone who wants to wear their support for Palestine on their chest. Also available as a crewneck.
Mumkin: The Perfect Beard Grooming Kit (£34.99)
Founded by a chemical engineer based in Leicester, Mumkin is a premium cosmetics brand specialising in high-quality grooming products made with natural, cruelty-free ingredients. The Perfect Beard Grooming Kit includes everything your favourite bearded person needs to keep theirs looking and feeling its best: a comb, beard wash, oil and balm. Every purchase supports global humanitarian efforts, with 20% of profits donated to the Global Relief Trust.
The Light Candle Co: Quoted Islamic Candles (£20)
Inspired by her grandmother’s belief that “a woman is the queen of her home”, The Light Candle Co founder Sophie Asghar hopes to provide a sense of solace from the chaos of the outside world with her hand-poured, non-toxic candles. Made from 100% coconut wax and natural ingredients, the candles come in four oud-based scents and 16 Islamic quotes, ranging from Eid Mubarak to Qur’anic verses designed to serve as daily reminders for patience, gratitude and faith.
Mypraisebeads: Pink Quartz Flower Tasbih (£32.99)
The kids behind Mypraisebeads came up with the project after their parents told them the best way to learn about business was by starting one themselves. Run by four siblings ranging in age from nine to 17, Mypraisebeads’ collections include traditional 99- and 33-bead tasbihs for daily dhikr, as well as bracelets, necklaces and charms, all made using carefully selected semi-precious stones. The Pink Quartz Flower Tasbih is made of soft pink quartz stones and finished with delicate gold accents and a flower pendant.
Art For Heart: Allahu Akbar Hand-Crafted Canvas (£44.95)
Founded by entrepreneur Shazia Ali in 2018, Art For Heart is a family-run business that specialises in sophisticated and contemporary Islamic art blending modern design with timeless cultural and spiritual values. Made from deep premium quality cotton and stretched over a wooden pine frame, the pieces are available in a range of sizes starting from a modest 10×12 print all the way up to a 24×30 statement piece. This colourful canvas, titled Allau Akbar, is by Pakistani artist Mohsin Raza, recipient of the Pakistan Presidential Pride of Performance award in 2018.
Muslim Hands: Great Charity Gifts (from £15)
In an increasingly materialistic world, it’s easy to get caught up in coveting luxury items while forgetting how blessed we are to simply be warm, safe and fed. Great Charity Gifts by Muslim Hands — an NGO helping those affected by poverty, conflict and natural disaster — is an easy way to donate to someone in need in the name of a loved one. Choose from charitable options such as planting an olive tree in Palestine (£15) or the gift of sight by paying for a cataract removal operation (£150).
Mini Bambino: Personalised Baby Sensory Box (£25)
Starting out as a maternity leave project by two mums, Mini Bambino specialises in personalised baby products created with care and creativity. The Personalised Baby Sensory Box is a wonderful gift for the new mum or dad in your life, and is filled with items that have been carefully selected to nurture a baby’s motor skills, sensory perception and cognitive development. It includes rattles, a nylon scarf, a squeeze toy, a fabric book, a foil sheet and a rainbow ribbon. Each box is also personalised with the baby’s name.
Peacock Supplies: Eid Hamper Gift Box (£39.99)
The parents behind Peacock Supplies set up their business to help Muslim children in the UK feel the same festive feeling towards Eid as their peers do around Christmas. They have a dedicated Eid section featuring high-quality decorations, party tableware, halal sweets and gift bundles for all ages. Their beautifully-wrapped Eid Hamper Gift Box features luxury chocolate, a scented diffuser, a set of two gold plated lantern design mugs and a decorative Eid plaque display. For children, they offer £51 Eid Gift Bundles for boys and girls, which include a jigsaw puzzle, a stationery set, a wooden Kaaba money box and a halal lantern sweet jar.
Muslim Family Adventures: Lake District Blencathra Adventure Retreat, 12-16 April (from £180 per parent/adult, £140 per child, under fives free)
A month of reflection and inner work, Ramadan can often mean more time spent at home and at the mosque and less time outside. Inspired by a 2012 trip to Snowdonia, founder Faisal Mohammed Khaffar has grown Muslim Family Adventures from Cambridge-based camping trips to national package holidays providing access to indoor accommodation and outdoor activities for Muslim families from all over the UK. The Lake District Blencathra Adventure Retreat, a post-Ramadan five-day April trip to the Lake District, is a chance to foster a deeper connection with nature, as well as engage in Qur’anic reflections, communal prayers and activities that help cultivate a sense of community with your fellow adventurers.
PrayerMat.com: Luxury Padded Diamond Prayer Mat (£42)
You can’t go wrong by gifting someone a prayer mat, a necessity for every Muslim household. The Luxury Padded Diamond Prayer Mat (diamond refers to the design) from Prayermat.com, a family-run business based in Halifax, is made from a thick velvet material and padded with memory foam for extra comfort — particularly useful for anyone in the later years of life, or with hardwood floors. Founded by Shabeena Rehman, the company was created out of a desire for modern, high-quality prayer mats that reflected her Islamic culture and heritage. They can also be personalised with a name for an extra £10.
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