Islamic Hijri New Year Greeting Cards
Greet the new Hijri year in Arabic. Edit the year number, add your logo, and export the card as a post, a story or a printable greeting.
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Hijri New Year Greetings
What actually changes each year?
Only the year number. So these layouts are built around a number you can edit cleanly, which means last year's design is reusable by changing two digits rather than starting again.
What can you design?
Hijri New Year greeting cards
Posts marking the Prophet's Hijrah
Official greetings carrying a company logo
Vertical versions sized for stories
Designs with Islamic ornament and Arabic calligraphy
Can it go out in your organisation's name?
Yes. Add the logo, brand colours and contact details and the greeting reads as official. Save it and the same card carries over to next year.
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What wording suits the Hijri New Year?
The most used wish that the year brings you closer to God, or that it be a year of goodness and protection, alongside the traditional prayer asking that it enter upon us with safety and faith. Andalusi sets it on a card or a post in Arabic calligraphy.
When does the Hijri New Year begin?
On the first day of Muharram. Its Gregorian date moves about eleven days earlier each year, since the Hijri calendar is lunar. The calendar counts from the Prophet's migration from Makkah to Madinah. Andalusi lets you design the greeting and update the year number annually.
What posts suit the start of the Hijri year?
The most shared are a prayer for the new year, a personal quote about turning a page, and a post setting out goals for the year. Keep the prayer and the quote as two separate designs rather than one crowded post. Andalusi has both shapes ready.
What occasions fall in Muharram?
The month opens the Hijri year and contains Ashura on its tenth day, a recommended day of fasting. It is one of the four sacred months. So the new year greeting goes out first and the Ashura reminder some days later. Andalusi covers both from one identity.