Greeting card studio: Arabic cards to give away
Pick an occasion – Eid, Jumu'a, Ramadan, wedding, birthday and more –, choose a design and share the card as an image. Each card shows the Arabic greeting in beautiful script, how it is pronounced and what it means.
“Share” opens your phone’s share menu (WhatsApp, Instagram, Telegram …). On a computer the image is saved.
Your own wish
We write sounds in Arabic letters (phonetic spelling), we do not translate: “mabruk” is turned into Arabic letters, but “all the best” does not produce an Arabic sentence. For fixed phrases pick a template on the left. Have personal wishes checked by an Arabic speaker before you send them.
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Names are transliterated automatically. If it matters, have the spelling confirmed.
Good to know
Are the greetings spelled correctly?
The greetings are fixed, widely used phrases in Modern Standard Arabic. The card shows them without vowel marks, as is usual in daily life. Regional and dialect variants exist and are not shown here. If you want to be sure, ask an Arabic speaker.
Is my name or my card stored?
No. The card is created in your browser. We store neither the card nor the name.
May I use the cards freely?
Yes, for private greetings and social media posts. A discreet “arabic-letters.com” appears at the bottom of the card.
When is Eid, Ramadan or Jumu'a?
The dates follow the lunar calendar and are set differently by region, so we do not list dates here; Jumu'a is every Friday.
Note: the cards show script and greeting phrases; they are not religious guidance.