Wake Me Up For Suhoor door hanger reading "Please wake me up for suhoor" on a door handle
Suhoor door hanger on a bedroom door handle, wide view of a child's room at night
Wake Me Up For Suhoor door hanger with crescent moon and stars, angled close-up
Back of the suhoor door hanger reading "I already had suhoor and went to sleep"
Ramadan suhoor door hanger on a dark door handle beside a cozy bedroom
Wake Me Up For Suhoor door hanger reading "Please wake me up for suhoor" on a door handle
Suhoor door hanger on a bedroom door handle, wide view of a child's room at night
Wake Me Up For Suhoor door hanger with crescent moon and stars, angled close-up
Back of the suhoor door hanger reading "I already had suhoor and went to sleep"
Ramadan suhoor door hanger on a dark door handle beside a cozy bedroom

Wake Me Up For Suhoor Door Hanger – Ramadan Kids Room Sign

Ramadan mornings get easier when the kids ask to be woken for suhoor themselves, and this door hanger on their bedroom handle is how they say it before bed.

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  • Turns waking for suhoor into something the kids look forward to
  • One-sided door knob hanger, printed with the wake-me-up message
  • Hang it on their bedroom door before bed, ready again next Ramadan

Make their first fasts memorable.

Empower your little ones to join the family for the pre-dawn meal with this adorable **"Wake Me Up For Suhoor" Door Hanger**. For children, the excitement of waking up in the quiet of the night is one of the most magical parts of Ramadan. This sign is their way of saying, "I'm ready!"

Simply hang it on their bedroom door handle before bed to let parents know they want to be woken up. It is a fun, practical way to encourage their intention to fast and makes them feel included in the blessings of the holy month.

Product Specifications

  • Type: Door Knob Hanger / Sign
  • Theme: Ramadan Suhoor Reminder
  • Target Audience: Kids & Teens
  • Usage: Bedroom Door Accessory
  • Occasion: Ramadan
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A door hanger for Ramadan

Wake me up for suhoor

A door hanger for a child’s bedroom: hung on the handle before bed, it tells the family they want to be woken for the pre-dawn meal. 8 × 19 cm, sized for a standard door handle.

How it works

  1. Before bed

    Your child hangs it on the bedroom door handle: “Please wake me up for suhoor.”

  2. The other side

    Turned around, it reads “I already had suhoor and went to sleep.”

Size in the hand

How big is it?

One size: 8 cm wide and 19 cm high, 3 mm thick. It is drawn below beside a coffee mug at the same scale.

Coffee mug · 9 cm (3.5 in) wide, 10 cm (3.9 in) high One size · 8 × 19 cm 3.1 × 7.5 in
SizeWidth × height (in)Width × height (cm)Best for
One size3.1 × 7.5″8 × 19 cmA standard bedroom door handle
The other side of the door hanger: I already had suhoor and went to sleep

Two sides

A message for each half of the night

One side asks to be woken; the other tells the family the child has already eaten, so nobody knocks twice.

  • “Please wake me up for suhoor” on one side
  • “I already had suhoor and went to sleep” on the other
  • A crescent and stars over a night-blue ground

Where it lives

Where it ends up

A child’s bedroom door

For the first fasts, when waking up for suhoor is still an adventure.

A teenager’s door

A quiet way to say when to knock and when not to.

The family Ramadan box

Put away after Eid with the lanterns, and out again next year.

Against the alternatives

This pieceCommonly sold alternatives
What it isA two-sided door hangerA note left on the kitchen table
MessageWake me up, or I already ateOne fixed message

Care

Keeping it as it arrived

A dry cloth

Wipe it clean with a soft, dry cloth.

Store it flat

Keep it flat with the Ramadan decorations between seasons.

Out of direct sun

A sunny window all day is what fades a printed face.

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One door hanger, two messages. Hang it up on the first night of Ramadan.

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