Ramadan Templates for Cards, Posts and Banners

Design Ramadan cards, posts and banners in minutes. Ready Ramadan Mubarak and Ramadan Kareem templates with Arabic calligraphy, lanterns and crescents.

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Ramadan Templates in Arabic and English

How do you make a Ramadan card?
Open a ready Ramadan template, replace the greeting with your own wording, add your name or your shop logo, then export it for WhatsApp, Instagram or print. Nothing is drawn from scratch, so a finished card takes a couple of minutes.

What can you design?

  • Ramadan Mubarak and Ramadan Kareem cards

  • Iftar, suhoor and ghabga invitations

  • Imsakiya timetables with fasting hours

  • Quran reading planners and daily wird charts

  • Restaurant and shop offers for the month

  • Laylat al Qadr and last ten nights designs

How do you customise a Ramadan template?
Change the wording, swap the colours, and add lanterns, crescents and Islamic ornaments from the element library. Type your text in Andalusi's Arabic fonts, then export it as a still image or an animated version for stories.

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What are the best Ramadan greetings?
The most used are Ramadan Kareem, a wish of a blessed month, and a wish that the year brings you closer to God. A longer form prays that you reach Ramadan and are helped through its fasting and prayer. Andalusi's Ramadan templates carry them set in Arabic calligraphy.
What is the difference between Ramadan Mubarak and Ramadan Kareem?
Kareem describes the month itself as generous, while Mubarak is a prayer of blessing on the person you address. Both are widely used, though Mubarak tends to suit formal messages and Kareem general greetings. Andalusi's templates come with either wording.
How do I write a decorated Ramadan greeting?
Start with a clear Arabic script and never mix more than two fonts. Add vowel marks only on short words so the line does not crowd, keep to one or two symbols such as a crescent or a lantern, and leave empty space around the phrase. Andalusi carries the fonts and Ramadan ornament ready.
When does Ramadan begin?
Ramadan starts when the crescent is sighted, so the first day can differ by a day between countries. Greetings usually go out in the days just before it begins. Prepare the design early and change the date once the official announcement comes, which takes a moment in Andalusi.