Eid al Adha Greeting Card Templates

Design an Eid al Adha card in Arabic. Ready greetings for Arafah and the days of Tashriq, editable in minutes and ready for your logo.

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Eid al Adha Cards

Which days does the occasion cover?
Eid al Adha is not a single day. Arafah comes before it and the days of Tashriq follow, and the greeting wording differs across them, so the templates are split by day rather than lumped together.

What can you design?

  • Eid al Adha greeting cards

  • Posts for the day of Arafah and the days of Tashriq

  • Official corporate greetings with a logo

  • Vertical versions sized for stories

  • Animated greetings exported as a short video

Can it go out in your company's name?
Yes. Add the logo, brand colours and contact details for an official greeting, and save that identity so it carries across the rest of the season's designs.

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What are the best Eid al-Adha greetings?
The most used wish a blessed Adha with a prayer that good deeds be accepted, or wish wellbeing for the year ahead. For someone returning from Hajj, the wording asks that their pilgrimage be accepted and their sins forgiven. Andalusi sets these in Arabic calligraphy inside its Eid cards.
How do the two Eids differ?
Eid al-Fitr follows the completion of the Ramadan fast and lasts a day. Eid al-Adha falls on the tenth of Dhul Hijjah, runs four days with the days of Tashreeq, and is tied to the Hajj. The greetings differ accordingly, with Adha wording mentioning the pilgrimage. Andalusi has a separate template set for each.
When does Eid al-Adha begin?
On the tenth of Dhul Hijjah, immediately after the day of Arafah, continuing through the three days of Tashreeq. The Gregorian date is confirmed by each country's authority and can differ by a day. Prepare the greeting early and adjust the date on announcement, which is quick in Andalusi.
How do you greet someone returning from Hajj?
The customary wording wishes them an accepted pilgrimage, a rewarded effort and forgiven sins. It is said on meeting them or sent as a card in their name, and some families hold a small welcome. Andalusi has welcome cards and a family banner for the occasion.