Islamic Occasion Calligraphy Through the Year
Design for every Islamic occasion with ready calligraphy: Arabic phrases and greetings for Ramadan, both Eids, the Hijri year and religious seasons.
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Which Islamic occasions need a design every year?
Four fixed points recur annually: Ramadan, Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha with the Hajj season, and the Hijri new year. All follow the Hijri calendar, so each moves about eleven days earlier every Gregorian year, which catches out anyone who prepares late.
What can you design with them?
Ramadan and both Eid greetings
Hijri new year and Ashura designs
Hajj season and first ten days of Dhul Hijjah
Adhkar and duas for religious seasons
Organisation and shop announcements
How do you build one identity across the year's occasions?
Pick one Arabic script and two colours and hold to them for every occasion, changing only the composition and the phrase. That visual repetition across the year is what makes your audience recognise your designs before they read the name.
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Which Islamic occasions need a design every year?
Four fixed points: Ramadan, Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha with Hajj, and the Hijri new year, each with its own calligraphy in Andalusi. All follow the Hijri calendar, moving about eleven days earlier each Gregorian year.
How do I build one identity across the year's occasions?
Pick one Arabic script and two colours and hold to them for every occasion, changing only the composition and the phrase. That repetition is what makes your audience recognise your designs before reading the name.
Why do Islamic occasion dates shift each year?
Because they follow the lunar Hijri calendar, which is about eleven days shorter than the Gregorian one, so each occasion moves earlier annually. Prepare early and save designs in Andalusi to change only the date.