Whether you’re shopping for your own dad, your children’s dad or even your sons who have just become fathers, we’ve got you covered with this short but sweet list of Father’s Day gifts that he’s bound to love. From charitable gifts to the more “traditional” ones, you can’t go wrong with one of these.
You can also refer to our Eid Gift Guide for him for more inspiration! Click here to read.
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11 Father’s Day Gifts He’ll Love
Plant an Olive Tree in Palestine
Zaytoun CIC, a social enterprise company, has been supporting Palestinians for years. They are running a Trees for Life programme in which you can make a donation towards the planting of olive trees in Palestine. In return, you are able to support Palestinian farmers and their livelihoods, plus you get a personalised gift certificate – a thoughtful and ethical gift!
Mont Blanc Pen
Seeing as he may be going back into the office soon, why not gift him a luxury pen that he can use whilst at his desk. This can also double up as a keepsake as it can be passed down to your kids to use once they’re older too.
The Sunnah Box
This Islamic grooming kit contains 8 items – miswaks, beard oil, beard combs etc – and arrives in a lovely wooden box, which is a keepsake in itself.
Tom & Teddy
Managed to book a flight to a green-listed destination? Then these matching father and son swimming trunks are a must when it comes to packing. They’re super cute and come in a range of colours and patterns.
Jeem Journal
We are big on journaling over here on MMM for both mum and dads. Journaling is known to be a great self-care activity and habit to keep as it lets you organise your thoughts and list your goals. The Jeem journal adds Islam into the mix with their daily prayer tracker, Quranic verses and their Qadr Destiny Drive.
Tasbih, Safar London
We love these tasbihs from Safar london that he can just slip on his wrists and use when he’s out. They have a range of different colours and designs.
The Dad Hoodie
Is he a new dad or very-soon-to-be dad and hates carrying around a baby bag? Then the Dad Hoodie is an absolute must. It has plenty of pockets to fit wipes, bottles, thermometer, nappies, cream and lots more, all whilst being stylish and made of a soft and breathable material.
Multi Trimmer, Babyliss
This cordless, sleek BabylissMEN trimmer kit provides a great grooming experience for him from top to toe and can go strong for up to 5 hours cordlessly. It consists of 4 cuttings heads that are easily interchangeable and will look great on your bathroom counter.
Ayatul Kursi Necklace
This Ayatul Kursi necklace from Nominal is hand engraved in Syria and is a great way to keep this powerful verse close to his heart. It comes in both black and silver. You can also opt for the cuff version of this.
Men’s Double Cotton Pyjamas
We love these soft and light cotton pyjamas from The White Company that will keep him cool through summer and snug in the winter months. He may even get away with wearing them for his morning Teams meetings.
Personal Blender
If he’s always on the go, this personal blender would make for an ideal gift. He’ll just need to dump all of the ingredients in the bottle, blitz, and run out the door without needing to wash an entire blender/glasses etc.
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