Two makers here are made for Ramadan and Eid: a calendar with the month’s times for your city and envelopes for the children’s Eid money. Three more help with the gifts and the cards. Everything is made in your browser and printed at home. No account, no watermark, nothing uploaded.
When is Ramadan 2027?
Ramadan 1448 is expected to begin on Monday 8 February 2027, the first day of fasting, by the Umm al-Qura calendar. After 29 or 30 days, Eid al-Fitr falls on Tuesday 9 or Wednesday 10 March 2027. Both dates follow the sighting of the new moon, so your mosque may begin or end the month a day apart; its announcement comes first.
What can I make here for Ramadan and Eid?
- A Ramadan calendar for your city. Thirty rows on one page, from the first day of fasting: when Suhoor ends and Iftar begins, with every prayer time, for any of 102 cities or your own coordinates, by the calculation method your community follows. Or a child’s tracker: a box to tick for every day fasted and a line for the day’s good deed. Make the Ramadan calendar
- Eid money envelopes, one per child. Each child’s name on the front with عيد مبارك and Eid Mubarak in gold, a crescent and two lanterns, and the giver’s name on the flap, sized to hold the note flat. Make Eid envelopes
- Gift tags with your photos. Your photo cropped into each tag, who it is to and from typed beside it. Make photo gift tags
- Thank-you cards the children fill in. One card per Eid present, the giver and the gift typed in, lines to finish. Make thank-you cards
- Address labels for the Eid cards. Paste the list once and print it on Avery sheets. Make address labels
| Printable | What you print | Who it is for |
|---|---|---|
| Ramadan calendar | the month’s Suhoor and Iftar times for your city, or a fasting tracker | the whole family, on the fridge |
| Eid money envelopes | an envelope per child with their name, sized to the note | the children’s eidi |
| Photo gift tags | your photo in each tag, the to and from typed | every Eid present |
| Thank-you cards | a card per present to fill in | the children, after Eid |
| Address labels | the card list on label sheets | the Eid cards |
How early should I print?
Print the calendar in the week before Ramadan, once your mosque has said when it begins, so the first row is the first day you fast. The envelopes can wait until the last days of the month, when you know who is coming for Eid.