A children's festival was organized at Şehzadebaşı Mosque with the aim of instilling awareness of Jerusalem in children from an early age. The young participants had a day full of both fun and educational activities, while also gaining an understanding of the significance of Jerusalem. As the children enjoyed their time at the festival, they also became more conscious of the importance of Jerusalem.

Throughout the event, traditional street games allowed children to connect with the past while enjoying themselves to the fullest. Games like tug-of-war, hide-and-seek, and sack races were met with great enthusiasm by the children. Additionally, there were painting activities where the children drew and colored pictures with Jerusalem themes, helping them develop their artistic talents while getting to know more about the city. The festival also included activities designed to enhance the children’s manual skills. Craft workshops, such as model-making and other handcrafts, contributed to the development of their motor abilities.

Another aspect that captured the children’s attention was the delicious treats offered throughout the festival. Snacks like popcorn and traditional Turkish macun added to the joyful atmosphere. While savoring these treats, the children spent time with their friends and channeled their energy into the games and painting activities.

This meaningful event raised awareness not only among children but also among their families and the community. Families were pleased to witness their children learning about Jerusalem while also having a fun and beneficial experience.

The children’s festival at Şehzadebaşı Mosque was an important step in promoting awareness of Jerusalem from an early age through its educational and entertaining format. All the children who attended had both a fun and enlightening experience, understanding the significance of Jerusalem for Muslims.