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Design Islamic greeting cards
Create a card for Ramadan, Eid, Hajj, Friday, and life events. Edit the text, font, background, and size, then download it in high quality. No account needed.
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Everything renders on your device; your card text is never stored on a server.
Occasion
Text
Background
Quiet night
Style & layout
Quick tips
- Pick the 9:16 story size for stories, and the square for WhatsApp.
- If the text is hard to read, raise the overlay strength or change the text color.
- Add your name in the signature field so the card arrives from you.
Islamic greeting cards: when to send and how to design one well
Congratulating people on occasions is a way of keeping ties and bringing joy. The Companions are reported to have greeted each other on Eid with "may Allah accept from us and from you", still the shortest and finest wording.
Occasions worth a card
- Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha: the broadest occasion, with the classical wording above.
- The start of Ramadan: see the Ramadan page for the schedule and recommended acts.
- Return from Hajj or Umrah: a prayer for an accepted pilgrimage and forgiven sins.
- Birth, marriage, graduation and recovery: with established, unforced supplications.
What makes a card work
- One clear line: a short greeting readable in a second on a phone screen.
- Ornament that does not crowd: Islamic geometry or Arabic calligraphy with generous white space.
- Readable contrast: dark on light or light on dark, since most cards are viewed in daylight.
- The right aspect ratio: square for social feeds, landscape for messaging and email.
How this tool works
Pick the occasion, template and colour, add sender and recipient names if you wish, then download a high resolution image. Rendering happens in your browser; the card is never uploaded to our servers and the names you type are not stored. The Arabic typefaces used are licensed for personal use and ordinary sharing.
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