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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?
It falls in the last ten nights of Ramadan and is most often sought on the odd nights, with the twenty-seventh the most widely observed.
How do I design a Laylat al Qadr post?
Open a Laylat al Qadr template, pick the dua, add your own line if you want one, then export it for a post or a story.
Are there dua templates for the night?
Yes. The dua of the night is included in Arabic calligraphy, along with other duas for the last ten nights.
Are the designs suitable for stories?
Yes. Each design has a vertical version sized for stories, so the same post works in the feed and in a story without recropping.