The Annual Ramadan Kids Show Competition
Written by 2mfm on 20 March 2024
Summary: This Ramadan Competition, you are to memorise ONE of the following:
- Memorise some verses of Surah Al Baqarah, relating to Ramadan (verse 183 – 185).
- Singing a Ramadan song
- Give a short lesson, in your best “kids show presenter” voice
Then come down to the 2MFM Radio Station and record with us what you have memorised in our recording studio. All participants will receive a giveaway! Further details provided on the following page.
The Challenge: To be part of the competition, you, our young listener (4-14 years old), are asked to either:
- Memorise Qur’an by heart
- Sing a song by heart
- Read a lesson by heart
The Competition Day/s: You will be asked to come to the radio station and will be asked to record with us what you have memorised in our recording studio.
Address: 40 Hector St. Chester Hill
Date: 29th, 30th, 31st, of March and the 1st of April 2024 (Friday to Monday)
Time: 10 am – 5 pm (call 9707 2747 to confirm attendance two days in advance)
Prizes and Rewards: The top winner from each of the three challenges will be given a cash giveaway.
But don’t worry, because all participants in the competition will receive a giveaway.
So, join in and do your best!
Winners are to be announced on the first day of Eid during the live episode of the Kids Show, as well as on the weekend of the Eid week, which is on Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th of April.
You may pick up your giveaway at the 2MFM radio station @ 40 Hector St, Chester Hill before the end of April 2024. Note: failure to do so will result in the winner forfeiting their giveaway.
The Statements:
The following are the three options that tell you exactly what to practice and memorise.
- Option #1:
Memorise Surah Al Baqarah, from verse 183 till 185, relating to Ramadan:
- Option #2:
Sing: https://youtu.be/U_0E3fDRy80?feature=shared
Song Lyrics
Ramadan moon, please come soon.
Ramadan moon, please come soon.
Ramadan moon, please come soon.
The sky was clear, and the crescent is here.
Ramadan, Ramadan to us you are so dear.
The sky was clear, and the crescent is here.
Ramadan, Ramadan to us you are so dear.
Laylatul Qadr, in the best month.
Is better than a thousand months.
Laylatul Qadr, I want to see.
A pious Muslim, I want to be.
It’s Eid day, It’s Eid day.
A happy day.
Eid Mubarak, that’s what we say.
In Ramadan, we fasted every day.
Eid is now here, and we don’t fast today.
- Option #3
Read out the following information using a “kids show presenter” voice:
(Start) “Bismillah WalHamdu Lillah Wassalaatu Wassalaamu ^ala Rasulillah.
Fasting Ramadan.
Allah said in the Qur’an:
‘Ya ayyuhal-ladhina āmanū kutiba ^alaykumus-siyamu kama kutiba ^alal- ladhina min qablikum la^allakum tattaqun.’
Ayah 183 of Suratul-Baqarah means: ” O believers, fasting (Ramadan) is ordained obligatory upon you as it was ordained obligatory upon the (Muslims) before you to earn piety.”
Fasting is to abstain from eating, drinking, and other things that break fasting from dawn to sunset with an intention made during the night before. For example, one says in one’s heart: “I intend to fast tomorrow to fulfill the obligatory fast of Ramadan this year, seeking the reward of Allah.”
Some of the invalidators of fasting are:
– To intentionally eat or drink while remembering that one is fasting, even if it was little. The fasting of one who eats or drinks while forgetting is not invalidated.
– To intentionally vomit, such as to put one’s finger in one’s mouth and make oneself vomit. The fasting is not invalidated if one is overcome by vomit and does not swallow any of it.
– To use ear drops or nostril drops if they reach the inner part of the head. Eye drops do not break the fast.
And Allah Knows best.” (End)
Don’t forget the intention for the sake of Allah!
Ramadan Kareem from the Kids Show team!
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