Personalized cards — Eid al-Fitr
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Eid al-Fitr Mubarak cards with the right iconography.
Eid al-Fitr cards designed for the occasion — lanterns, crescent moons, eight-pointed stars, and calligraphic salutations in Arabic and English. Personalized with recipient name and du'a. No figurative imagery, no recycled stock graphics.
Sample cards
Every card, made by hand.
Personalisation
Every detail, yours to choose.
Recipient name
Name set in the same calligraphic style as the salutation.
Du'a or message
'Taqabbalallahu minna wa minkum' or any du'a in Arabic and transliteration.
Bilingual layout
Arabic with English, Urdu, French, or any second language.
Colour palette
Emerald & gold, midnight blue, mint green, ivory, terracotta, or black & gold.
Motif choice
Lantern-focused, crescent-and-star, eight-pointed star tessellation, or arabesque.
Bulk CSV
25+ recipients — one card per row, same design, each personalized.
Iconography
Lanterns, crescents, stars — not Eid al-Adha motifs
Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan. Its visual vocabulary is lanterns (the traditional Ramadan lantern carried into Eid), the crescent moon of the new month, and eight-pointed stars. We use only this vocabulary — never date palms or sacrifice imagery, which belong to Eid al-Adha.
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Crescent and star
The most recognized Islamic motif — used tastefully, not as a cliché.
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The Ramadan lantern
The fanous — a traditional lantern associated with Ramadan and the end of fasting.
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Eight-pointed star (khatam)
The geometric star pattern found in Islamic architecture — present in every Eid suite we make.
Card styles
Six styles, one brief.
Lantern & crescent
Classic Eid al-Fitr iconography in gold on jewel tones.
Eight-pointed star
Geometric tessellation — the hallmark of Islamic pattern art.
Arabesque floral
Vine and floral motifs in the Andalusian tradition.
Calligraphic bold
Bold Arabic calligraphy as the primary design element.
Children's Eid
Friendly rounded shapes, lanterns and stars, for kids.
Minimalist
Single crescent or star, white space, clean typography.
Languages
Arabic and any language you send in
We set the Arabic salutation correctly — right-to-left, calligraphic style, at the correct typographic weight. The English or Urdu translation sits below or beside it, sized proportionally. Bilingual layouts are standard; no extra charge.
Investment
Fixed price. No surprises.
Single Eid al-Fitr card $4.99. Bulk (25+ recipients) from $2.49/card.
- Four design variations
- Print-ready PDF with bleed
- Digital share link
- Bilingual layout (Arabic + any language)
- CSV bulk personalization for 25+
- Free revisions within 24 hours
Questions
The answers we give most often.
What makes an Eid al-Fitr card different from an Eid al-Adha card?
Eid al-Fitr cards use lanterns, crescent moons, and stars — the imagery of the end of Ramadan. Eid al-Adha cards use date palms and geometric medallions. We never mix the iconography.
Can the card include 'Eid al-Fitr Mubarak' in Arabic calligraphy?
Yes — it's the default salutation. We also offer 'Taqabbalallahu minna wa minkum' in Arabic with transliteration.
When should I order for Eid al-Fitr?
Eid al-Fitr follows the end of Ramadan. Order at least 5 days before the expected date to receive digital files on time.
Can the card be bilingual — Arabic and English?
Yes. Bilingual layouts (Arabic right-to-left and English) are included at no extra cost.
Is there figurative imagery in any of the designs?
No. Every design uses only geometric patterns, calligraphy, lanterns, stars, and crescent moon motifs. No human or animal figures.
Can I send a bulk order for my whole family or community?
Yes — upload a CSV of recipient names. 25+ orders qualify for bulk pricing.
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