How to Say Blessed Ramadan in Arabic
رمضان مبارك
ramadan mubarak
- Meaning
- Blessed Ramadan
- Literal meaning
- "A blessed Ramadan."
- When to use
- Used during the holy month of Ramadan to greet family, friends, and community members.
- Common situations
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- The first days of Ramadan — messages, calls, and posts
- Welcoming guests to iftar
- Also spelled
- ramadan-mubarak · ramadhan-mubarak
Example conversation
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— رمضان مبارك عليك وعلى عائلتك
ramadan mubarak alayk wa ala ailatik
A blessed Ramadan to you and your family.
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— وعليكم، أعاننا الله وإياكم على صيامه
wa alaykum, aananallah wa iyyakum ala siyamih
And to you — may God help us and you fast it well.