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Ramadan greeting card

Type a name, choose a greeting and a design, then download the card or share it on WhatsApp. It’s made on your phone in seconds.

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How to make the card

  1. Type the name that appears large on the card.
  2. Choose the greeting and message, or write your own.
  3. Pick the design and card language, then the size: a square post, or Status / Story for phones.
  4. Tap Download card, or Share to send it straight to WhatsApp.

Ramadan greetings to use

Copy one you like, or type it into the message box:

  • Ramadan Kareem! Wishing you a month full of blessings.
  • May your fasting and prayers be accepted this Ramadan.
  • Wishing you and your family a peaceful and blessed Ramadan.
  • May this Ramadan bring you closer to Allah.
  • Ramadan Mubarak to you and all your loved ones.

Tips for a great card

  • Short names show larger and clearer; longer names shrink to fit automatically.
  • The Status / Story size fills a phone screen on WhatsApp and Snapchat, while the square size suits posts and chats.
  • Every design is original, with no official logos.

See how long is left with the Ramadan countdown. For other occasions, browse greeting cards.

Ramadan greeting card: common questions

How do I make a greeting card with a name?

Type the name, choose the greeting, design and size, then tap Download card. The preview updates as you type.

How do I share it to WhatsApp Status?

Choose the Status / Story size, then tap Share on your phone and pick WhatsApp. On a computer, download the card and send it.

When does Ramadan 2027 start?

On the Umm al-Qura calendar, 1 Ramadan 1448 falls on Monday 8 February 2027. The start is confirmed by moon sighting.

Are the names uploaded?

No. The card is made in your browser, and the name and message are never sent anywhere.

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