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Laylat al Qadr Post and Card Templates

Design a Laylat al Qadr post in minutes. Arabic calligraphy for the night's dua, lantern and crescent ornament, and a story-sized version.

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Laylat al Qadr Posts

Which dua do the templates carry?
The dua of the night, Allahumma innaka afuwwun tuhibbu al afwa fa'fu anni, set in Arabic calligraphy with tashkeel. The duas of the last ten nights sit alongside it, ready to swap in.

What can you design?

  • Laylat al Qadr posts and cards

  • Duas for the last ten nights of Ramadan

  • Designs with lanterns, crescents and ornament

  • Vertical versions sized for stories

  • Official posts carrying an organisation's logo

When do these go out?
From the twenty-first night onward, repeating on the odd nights, so it pays to build the series before the last ten begin and then only change the night's number each time.

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When is Laylat al-Qadr?
Within the last ten nights of Ramadan, most hoped for on the odd nights, with the twenty seventh held strongest by many scholars. It was left unspecified so that the whole ten are sought. Andalusi lets you design a reminder post for the last ten and the odd nights.
What is the supplication for Laylat al-Qadr?
The reported wording asks God, who pardons and loves to pardon, for pardon. It is what the Prophet taught Aisha when she asked what to say if she found the night. The night is spent in supplication, prayer and recitation. Andalusi lets you set it on a card to share through the last ten nights.
What is the significance of Laylat al-Qadr?
The Quran describes it as better than a thousand months, and it is the night the revelation began. Standing in prayer through it in faith is held to bring forgiveness of what came before. That is why the whole last ten nights are sought. Andalusi lets you design a post marking it clearly.
What design suits a Laylat al-Qadr post?
A dark night background in navy or black with a soft light and a gold accent, a Thuluth or Naskh script for the supplication, and light Islamic ornament. Avoid bright festive colours, since the occasion is devotional rather than celebratory. Andalusi carries the night backgrounds and scripts ready.