Eid al-Adha Greeting Cards

Start with the greeting itself - Eid Mubarak - then add one sentence for the person you are writing to: a wish for a parent's health, a thank-you to a colleague, a word for someone far away. The phrases on this page are grouped for exactly that: copy one as it is, or start a card that opens with the line already written, then add the recipient's name and yours.

Mostly, yes. Eid Mubarak, Kul aam wa antum bikhair and the Gulf greeting Asakum min uwwadah are said at both Eids without any difference. The exceptions are lines that mention fasting and night prayers, which belong to Eid al-Fitr, and lines about the sacrifice or the Hajj, which belong to Eid al-Adha. Most phrases here are general, and the few written for one Eid name it explicitly.

Use the plural, formal register - please accept my sincere congratulations - and add one line about your work together or a wish for success, with no jokes or dialect. Start a card with a line from the formal group above, signed by the team or department, then share it as a WhatsApp link or download it as an image or a printable PDF. It suits a manager and a colleague alike.