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With the holy month of <\/span>Ramadan<\/span> (or <\/span>Ramadhan<\/span>) on the horizon \u2014 celebrated from April 12 through May 12 this year \u2014 you might be looking to create the perfect <\/span>Ramadan banner<\/span> to honor this special time. In this article, we break down our favorite banner and quote ideas to help you create your own unique <\/span>Ramadan design<\/span> that allows you to express, share, and inspire in a way that\u2019s fun while still honoring tradition. They\u2019re a great way to share <\/span>Ramadan greetings<\/span><\/a> with your community!<\/span><\/p>\n

What Is the Origin of Celebrating Ramadan?<\/span><\/h2>\n

First off, let\u2019s explore the origins of the holiday \u2013 it just might help inspire some new <\/span>Ramadan designs<\/span>! <\/span>Ramadan<\/span> (from the <\/span>Arabic<\/span> root \u201car-ramad\u201d translating to \u201cscorching heat\u201d) is the most sacred month in <\/span>Islamic<\/span> culture. A new <\/span>crescent moon<\/span> during the ninth month of the <\/span>Islamic<\/span> lunar calendar marks the start of the 30-day ritual and ends with <\/span>Eid<\/span>. During this time, <\/span>Muslim<\/span> people all over the world devote themselves to growing spiritually and buliding a relationship with God or Allah. It\u2019s a time to pray and recite the Quran (the<\/span> Islamic <\/span>holy book) and to practice being mindful, selfless, and abstinent. Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset for 30 days and break their fast as a community with a pre-dawn breakfast, <\/span>suhoor<\/span><\/i>, and an evening meal, <\/span>iftar<\/span><\/i>.<\/span><\/i> After the final day of fasting, people celebrate with <\/span>Eid al-Fitr <\/span>\u2014 the \u201cfestival of breaking the fast”<\/span> \u2014 by expressing gratitude and celebrating <\/span>Eid<\/span> with a feast.<\/span><\/p>\n

The holy month of Ramadan honors the revelation of the Quran, which <\/span>Muslim <\/span>people believe was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad by the angel Gabriel in A.D. 610 and taken to be the direct words of God or Allah. They call this revelation Laylat Al-Qadar or the \u201cNight of Power.\u201d\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Best 6 Ramadan Banner and Design Ideas\u00a0<\/span><\/h2>\n

Here are some of our favorite Ramadan designs, taken straight from PicsArt\u2019s worldwide community!\u00a0<\/span><\/b><\/p>\n

Dark Silhouette With a <\/b>Calligraphy<\/b> Quote<\/b>
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