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During Ramadan and Eid night, many people prefer watching movies and TV shows that are spiritually uplifting, family-friendly, or culturally meaningful. Here are some great movies and series to watch during Ramadan:
Islamic & Inspirational Movies
The Message (1976)
Story of Prophet Muhammad’s life and the early days of Islam.
- Why Watch? A historical epic that beautifully presents the struggle and growth of Islam.
- Where to Watch? YouTube, Amazon Prime, DVD.
Omar (TV Series, 2012)
Historical series about Caliph Omar Ibn Al-Khattab and the rise of Islam.
- Why Watch? One of the most detailed and well-made Islamic historical dramas.
- Where to Watch? YouTube, Shahid.net.
Bilal: A New Breed of Hero (2015)
Animated movie about Bilal Ibn Rabah, one of the first followers of Islam.
- Why Watch? A powerful story of faith, courage, and perseverance.
- Where to Watch? Netflix, Amazon Prime, YouTube (rent).
Koran by Heart (2011 – Documentary)
Follows young children in a Qur’an memorization competition.
- Why Watch? Inspiring and emotional, showcasing the dedication of young Muslims.
- Where to Watch? Amazon Prime, YouTube (rent).
Sultan Muhammad Fateh (2018 – Turkish Movie)
The story of the Ottoman Sultan who conquered Constantinople (Istanbul).
- Why Watch? A well-made film about an important Islamic historical event.
- Where to Watch? YouTube, TRT Arabic.
Family-Friendly & Ramadan-Themed Movies
Lammb (Ethiopian Movie, 2015)
A story of an Ethiopian Muslim boy caring for his lamb during Eid.
- Why Watch? A heartwarming story of faith and sacrifice.
- Where to Watch? Netflix.
Bab’Aziz: The Prince Who Contemplated His Soul (2005)
A poetic journey of a blind dervish and his granddaughter searching for a spiritual gathering.
- Why Watch? Deeply spiritual and visually stunning.
- Where to Watch? YouTube, Amazon Prime.
Journey to Mecca (2009 – Documentary)
Recreates the journey of Ibn Battuta to perform Hajj in the 14th century.
- Why Watch? A breathtaking historical documentary.
- Where to Watch? YouTube, Google Play.
Children of Heaven (1997 – Iranian Movie)
A touching story about two poor siblings who share one pair of shoes.
- Why Watch? Simple yet powerful, highlighting patience and gratitude.
- Where to Watch? YouTube, Netflix, Prime Video.
Barakah Meets Barakah (2016 – Saudi Romantic Comedy)
A lighthearted film about a Saudi civil servant and an internet celebrity navigating cultural traditions.
- Why Watch? A modern take on Saudi society with humor.
- Where to Watch? Netflix.
Turkish & Islamic Historical Series
1 Ertugrul (Diriliş: Ertuğrul, 2014-2019)
Fictionalized story of Ertugrul Gazi, the father of the Ottoman Empire.
- Why Watch? Full of Islamic values, courage, and justice.
- Where to Watch? Netflix, YouTube (TRT).
1 Yunus Emre (2015-2016)
Based on the life of Yunus Emre, a Sufi poet and thinker.
- Why Watch? Inspiring for those who love spirituality and wisdom.
- Where to Watch? YouTube, Netflix.
1 Salahuddin Ayyubi (2023-2024, Ongoing)
Upcoming historical drama about the great Muslim leader who took back Jerusalem.
- Why Watch? A powerful story of faith, leadership, and justice.
- Where to Watch? PTV, TRT.
Light Entertainment & Feel-Good Movies
1 Up (2009 – Animated)
A beautiful movie about adventure, loss, and keeping promises.
- Why Watch? Teaches patience, kindness, and gratitude—values in Ramadan.
- Where to Watch? Disney+, YouTube (rent).
1 The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind (2019 – Netflix)
Based on a true story of a boy who builds a windmill to save his village.
- Why Watch? A lesson in resilience and faith in tough times.
- Where to Watch? Netflix.
1 The Pursuit of Happyness (2006)
Will Smith’s inspiring movie about overcoming hardship.
- Why Watch? A story of patience, trust in God, and perseverance.
- Where to Watch? Netflix, Amazon Prime.
1 Life of Pi (2012)
A visually stunning movie about survival, faith, and destiny.
- Why Watch? Thought-provoking and spiritually uplifting.
- Where to Watch? Disney+, Amazon Prime.
Documentary Recommendations
1 One Day in the Haram (2017)
A behind-the-scenes look at the daily life in Masjid al-Haram, Makkah.
- Why Watch? A beautiful insight into the world’s holiest mosque.
- Where to Watch? YouTube, Prime Video.
1 Inside Islam: What a Billion Muslims Really Think (2010)
Breaks down stereotypes and discusses real issues Muslims face worldwide.
- Why Watch? Important in understanding modern Islam.
- Where to Watch? YouTube, Amazon.
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The Cave (2019 – Documentary on Syria)
Follows a female doctor running an underground hospital in Syria.
- Why Watch? A story of selflessness and strength.
- Where to Watch? Disney+, Hulu.
Where to Watch These Movies?
YouTube (Some are free, others are rent/purchase). Netflix, Disney+, Amazon Prime (Subscription-based). Shahid, TRT, PTV (For Islamic & Turkish series).
