Mid Shaban Night Post and Card Templates
Design a post for the fifteenth night of Shaban. Arabic calligraphy for the night's duas on dark backgrounds, ready to share on WhatsApp.
Start designing
Mid Shaban Night Posts
What do the templates carry?
The duas of the night, set in Arabic calligraphy with tashkeel over quiet night backgrounds. The night falls two weeks before Ramadan, so several of the designs also work as a lead-in to the month.
What can you design?
Posts and cards for the fifteenth night of Shaban
The night's duas in Arabic calligraphy
Designs on night backgrounds with Islamic ornament
Vertical versions sized for stories
Posts welcoming the approach of Ramadan
How do you share it?
Export a light image for WhatsApp or a story, or a high-resolution file if you want to print it or show it on a screen at the mosque.
الأسئلة الشائعة
When is the night of mid-Shaban?
The fifteenth night of Shaban, the night preceding its fifteenth day, with Shaban falling immediately before Ramadan. The Gregorian date differs each year because the Hijri calendar is lunar. Andalusi lets you design the post and adjust the date as the month begins.
What is the significance of Shaban?
The Prophet fasted more in Shaban than in other months, and it is described as a month in which deeds are raised. Whether the mid-month night carries a specific devotion is a point on which scholars differ, some encouraging it and others keeping to what is firmly established. Andalusi lets you design a post marking the month and its fasting.
How do I prepare for Ramadan during Shaban?
Shaban is the rehearsal month: begin fasting two days a week, shift your sleep gradually, and clear the work that would otherwise crowd the month. Write the Ramadan plan around mid-Shaban rather than on its first night. Andalusi covers the preparation planner and the countdown post.
What design suits a Shaban post?
A calm night background in navy or deep purple with a faint crescent, a Naskh or Thuluth script, and no more than two lines of text. Hold back the full Ramadan ornament, since the month is a lead-in rather than a celebration. Andalusi has backgrounds and scripts that suit both.