Ramadan card
Ramadan Mubarak. Light for the heart, peace for the soul.
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Ramadan Greeting Cards
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Ramadan: Monday, February 8, 2027 (expected)
Ramadan Kareem cards in English and Arabic for family, friends, and the office - the greeting is already written. Add the names free before the first iftar.
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May your fasting be accepted and your prayers answered.
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A month of Quran, mercy, and peace. Ramadan Mubarak.
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May your days be filled with gratitude and your hearts with peace. Ramadan Mubarak.
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A blessed month upon you - may you witness it for many years to come.
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May every night bring you closer to peace and contentment.
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Hearts come together before we gather for iftar. Ramadan Mubarak.
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A table full of goodness, a home full of warmth, a heart full of gratitude - Ramadan Mubarak.
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What to write in the card
Short
Ramadan Kareem - wishing you well this year and every year.
Formal - for colleagues and companies
As the blessed month of Ramadan begins, please accept my warmest greetings. May God help you make the most of it, and may it bring blessing to you and your families.
For family and friends
Ramadan Kareem to the dearest people in my life. May every Ramadan find you closer to my heart and dearer to me.
For WhatsApp
Ramadan Kareem, everyone - may it be a month of goodness and peace for us all.
Questions about what to write
What should I write in a Ramadan card?
Start with the greeting itself, Ramadan Kareem or Ramadan Mubarak, then add one sincere line: a prayer for acceptance, for health, or for the family. A card is not a sermon, and short reads best. Any phrase on this page can be copied as it is, or opened in a card with the text already written, so all you add is the name.
Is it Ramadan Kareem or Ramadan Mubarak?
Both are correct and both are common across the Gulf. Ramadan Kareem wishes a generous month, Ramadan Mubarak a blessed one. Some people prefer Mubarak and consider it the more precise of the two, but neither is wrong on a greeting card. Use the one your family says. The phrases on this page use both forms, and in the editor you can write whichever you like.
When should I send a Ramadan greeting, before the month or on the first day?
Most people send their greeting on the night the month is announced or on the first morning. A day or two early is also fine, with wording like "May you reach Ramadan in good health." Because the card is a link, you can prepare it in advance with the names filled in, then send it on WhatsApp the moment the month is announced, to one person or the whole group.
Questions
Is the Ramadan card really free?
Yes. The words are already written for the occasion - you add the names, nothing more. The free card carries a small Lammigo logo and still has a printable PDF. One $3.99 payment removes the logo from 3 cards and adds a clean HD image, clean A4/A5 PDFs at 300 dpi, a QR code that opens the card, and a link that never expires.
How do I send it on WhatsApp?
Add the names, then tap Share on WhatsApp - it arrives as a link with its own preview. Or download the image and send that.