Ramadan Mubarak card with name – free maker

How to make a Ramadan card with a name

A Ramadan greeting with the person’s own name feels like a real dua for them, not a picture forwarded to a hundred chats. Type the name, pick a design and the card is ready – no app, no account and no logo stamped on it.

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   Type the name

   Write the name as you would say it: “Omar”, “Fatima Baji”, “Sheikh Abdullah”. Arabic and Urdu letters work as well as English.

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   Pick a design

   Ramadan Kareem with glowing lanterns and “رمضان كريم” in calligraphy, Ramadan Mubarak with a crescent over the desert at dusk, or the Indonesian Marhaban ya Ramadhan card.

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   Check the preview

   What you see is the finished card. Long names and two-word names fit in the band under the title.

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   Download or share

   Download image saves a full-size JPG with no watermark. On your phone, Share sends it straight to WhatsApp or your status.

Send it to everyone on your list, each with their own name

Press “Send it to everyone with their own name” and the free Rapid Sender opens with the card attached and a Ramadan wish filled in. Add your contacts from Excel or CSV, check the preview for the first person and start. Each person gets the card with their name on it, sent one by one from your own WhatsApp.

Mosques, madrasas, schools and shops use this to greet everyone at the start of Ramadan – and again with an Eid card at the end of the month.

Ramadan Mubarak wishes to send with the card

Copy one, or send it to your list – {{name}} becomes each person’s name.

1. Family

   Ramadan Mubarak, {{name}}! 🌙 May Allah accept your fasts and prayers and fill this month with peace for our family.

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2. Family

   Dear {{name}}, Ramadan Kareem! Wishing you easy fasts, blessed iftars and answered duas. 🤲

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3. Friends

   Ramadan Mubarak, {{name}}! Let’s plan an iftar together this month. 🌙

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4. Friends

   {{name}}, may this Ramadan bring you closer to Allah and to everyone you love. Ramadan Kareem! ✨

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5. Arabic greeting

   Ramadan Kareem, {{name}}! Allahumma ballighna Ramadan – may Allah let us all reach it in good health. 🌙

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6. Elders

   Dear {{name}}, Ramadan Mubarak. Please remember us in your duas, and may Allah keep you strong through every fast.

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7. Clients

   Dear {{name}}, Ramadan Kareem from all of us. Wishing you and your family a peaceful and blessed month.

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8. Customers

   Ramadan Mubarak, {{name}}! 🌙 Our Ramadan timings start tomorrow – we look forward to serving you after iftar.

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9. Employees

   Ramadan Kareem, {{name}}! Working hours are shorter this month – take care of yourself and have a blessed Ramadan.

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10. Students

    Ramadan Mubarak, {{name}}! May this month bring you patience, good health and success in your studies. 📚

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11. Roman Urdu

    Ramzan Mubarak, {{name}}! Allah aap ke roze aur ibadat qubool farmaye. 🤲

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12. Short

    Ramadan Kareem, {{name}} 🌙

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Ramadan Kareem or Ramadan Mubarak?

• Ramadan Mubarak (رمضان مبارك) means “blessed Ramadan” and is used everywhere.

• Ramadan Kareem (رمضان كريم) means “generous Ramadan” and is especially common in Egypt and the Gulf. The usual reply is “Allahu akram” – “Allah is more generous”.

• In Indonesia and Malaysia people say “Marhaban ya Ramadhan” (welcome, Ramadan) and “Selamat menunaikan ibadah puasa”.

• Both cards work for anyone – pick the one whose design you like best.

When to send your Ramadan cards

Ramadan 2027 (1448 AH) is expected to begin around Monday 8 February 2027, depending on the sighting of the new moon in your country. The best time to send is the evening the moon is announced or before suhoor on the first day. For businesses, a card a few days early can carry your Ramadan opening hours too.