Ramadan Wishes
These Ramadan wishes are for the friends, family members, colleagues and neighbours you want to greet as the holy month begins. Whether you say Ramadan or Ramzan, a thoughtful message about sehri, iftar and time with loved ones means a lot to someone who is fasting.
You will find short Ramadan Mubarak lines, warm wishes for family and friends, respectful ones for work, Hindi wishes and a few longer messages for people close to you. Each one is written to feel personal, so copy it, add a name and send it.
Short Ramadan wishes
Ramadan Mubarak. May your iftar table always have room for one more.
WhatsAppWishing you calm sehris and joyful iftars.
WhatsAppDates, rose sharbat and good company. Ramzan Mubarak.
WhatsAppMay this month fill your home with peace.
WhatsAppSoft lanterns, quiet nights, kind hearts.
WhatsAppSending warm wishes for every fast and every feast.
WhatsAppMay your evenings glow with family and gratitude.
WhatsAppRamadan Kareem to you and your loved ones.
WhatsAppHere's to a month of kindness, shared plates and patience.
WhatsAppWarm wishes for a peaceful Ramadan 🌙
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Ramadan wishes for family
Ammi, your kitchen smells of fresh pakoras an hour before iftar, and that is how I know Ramadan is home.
WhatsAppTo Abbu, who wakes the whole house for sehri with his gentle knock, wishing you a peaceful month.
WhatsAppMay our family keep gathering around the dastarkhwan every evening, sharing food and stories.
WhatsAppDear sister, may your fruit chaat be the first thing everyone reaches for at iftar.
WhatsAppWishing Nani and Nana a Ramadan of quiet mornings and full evenings with the grandchildren.
WhatsAppTo my brother, thanks for always saving me the last samosa. Ramzan Mubarak.
WhatsAppMay our home stay full of laughter as the sun sets each evening.
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Ramadan wishes for friends
To my friend who is fasting this month, I'll keep the snacks hidden till sunset. Ramadan Mubarak.
WhatsAppLet's plan an iftar get-together soon, my treat this time.
WhatsAppWishing you patience through the long afternoons and joy at every iftar.
WhatsAppYour kindness inspires me all year, and even more this month. Ramzan Mubarak, dost.
WhatsAppMay your sehri alarm never fail and your chai always be ready.
WhatsAppMissing our late evening walks through the old market lit with lanterns.
WhatsAppCounting down to Eid with you and your biryani invitation 😄
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Ramadan wishes for your spouse or partner
My dear, sharing iftar with you is my favourite part of the day.
WhatsAppRamadan Mubarak to the one who makes every sehri feel less sleepy.
WhatsAppBreaking the fast with you, one date at a time, is a joy I never take for granted.
WhatsAppMay this month bring us closer, calmer and kinder to each other.
WhatsAppWishing my husband a peaceful Ramadan filled with quiet moments and warm meals together.
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Ramadan wishes for colleagues, clients and customers
Ramadan Mubarak to you and your family. Please let me know if a later meeting time works better this month.
WhatsAppWishing our clients a peaceful Ramadan and warm iftars with their loved ones.
WhatsAppTo the team, Ramadan Kareem. Take the breaks you need and enjoy your evenings with family.
WhatsAppDear customers, all of us send you wishes for a calm and joyful Ramadan.
WhatsAppThank you for your hard work, especially on the long fasting days. Ramzan Mubarak.
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Ramadan wishes in Hindi
रमज़ान मुबारक, आपका दस्तरख़्वान हमेशा भरा रहे।
WhatsAppसहरी की रौनक और इफ़्तार की मिठास आपके घर में यूँ ही बनी रहे।
WhatsAppखजूर की मिठास जैसा मीठा हो आपका हर दिन।
WhatsAppइस पाक महीने में आपके दिल को सुकून मिले।
WhatsAppअपनों के साथ इफ़्तार, इससे बड़ी नेमत क्या होगी।
WhatsAppचाँद की हल्की रोशनी आपके आँगन को रोशन करे।
WhatsAppरोज़ों की हर शाम खुशियों से भरी हो।
WhatsAppदोस्त, इफ़्तार पर बुलाना मत भूलना, पकौड़े मेरी तरफ़ से।
WhatsAppमाफ़ी, मोहब्बत और मेहरबानी, यही इस महीने की पहचान।
WhatsAppइन दिनों घर भर में अपनापन और रौनक बनी रहे, रमज़ान मुबारक।
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Longer Ramadan messages
Wishing you and your family a gentle Ramadan. I hope this month brings quiet mornings, full evenings and many meals shared with people you love. Thank you for always inviting me to your iftar table and making me feel like family.
WhatsAppDear friend, I know the long afternoons can be tiring, so this is a small reminder that I'm thinking of you. May every iftar feel like a reward and every night feel calm. Can't wait to celebrate Eid with you and your famous sheer khurma.
WhatsAppTo my colleagues observing Ramadan, please know the team is happy to adjust schedules wherever we can. Your dedication shows even more during this month. Wishing you and your families a peaceful and joyful Ramadan.
WhatsAppAmmi, Abbu, the smell of fresh dates and fried pakoras at sunset will always remind me of you. You taught us that this month is about sharing, patience and caring for neighbours. I hope it brings our home closer than ever. Ramadan Mubarak.
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Ramadan wishes images
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About Ramadan
Ramadan, also called Ramzan in India, is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar. During this month many Muslims fast from dawn to sunset, beginning the day with a pre-dawn meal called sehri and breaking the fast at sunset with iftar, often starting with dates and water.
Evenings are a time for family meals, extra night prayers known as taraweeh and visits to friends and neighbours. Giving to charity is an important part of the month, and in many cities markets near mosques stay busy late into the night with food stalls.
Because the Islamic calendar follows the moon, Ramadan moves about ten to eleven days earlier each year. It ends with the sighting of the new moon and the celebration of Eid al-Fitr.
Tips for sending your wishes
- Send your wish at the start of the month or just after iftar, when people are relaxed and checking their phones.
- Avoid inviting a fasting colleague to a daytime lunch, and offer an iftar plan or a later meeting instead.
- Save your Eid greetings for the end of the month and keep Ramadan wishes focused on peace and togetherness.
Questions people ask
How do you wish someone for Ramadan?
The most common greeting is 'Ramadan Mubarak', which means a blessed Ramadan. You can add a warm line, for example: 'Wishing you calm sehris and joyful iftars.'
What is the difference between Ramadan Mubarak and Ramadan Kareem?
Both are respectful greetings for the month. 'Ramadan Mubarak' means a blessed Ramadan and 'Ramadan Kareem' means a generous Ramadan, and either is fine to use.
Is it Ramzan or Ramadan?
Both refer to the same month. 'Ramzan' is the common pronunciation in India and Pakistan, while 'Ramadan' is closer to the Arabic and is used widely around the world.
Can non-Muslims wish Ramadan Mubarak?
Yes. A sincere wish from a friend, neighbour or colleague is usually appreciated. Keep it simple and warm, such as 'May this month fill your home with peace.'
What is a cute Ramadan wish for friends?
A light, friendly line works well, like 'May your sehri alarm never fail and your chai always be ready.'
Every wish on this page is original, written and reviewed by the Tyohar Wishes team. Copy and share them freely for personal use. How we write our wishes.