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Rami The Ramadan Cat learning roots Hand embroidered with traditional PalestinianIn store location: Shelf 1. 17, 5. 10 By Robyn Thomas, Illustrated by Abira Das Ruqayah's Bookshelf, Softcover, 32 pages This Islamic story for kids embodies the spirit of Ramadan beautifully! The spirit of Ramadan is rooted in generosity to family, friends, and neighbours! Saleem has just moved to a new city. On the first night of Ramadan, he finds a scruffy kitten clinging to his backyard fence. Even though Saleem and his family make "lost cat"