Wish your loved ones, Ramadan Mubarak!

Wish your loved ones, Ramadan Mubarak!
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Ramadan Kareem, the Arabic phrase means have a blessed and happy Ramadan and Ramadan Mubarak means happy Ramadan

Finally! The most awaited holy month of Ramadan has arrived. After the moon was sighted yesterday evening the good wishes were in the air. The first day of the Ramadan month is called pehli sehri, people were seen spreading love on this special day. They were wishing their friends and family. More than a billion Muslims celebrate Ramadan across the globe.

People wish each other by saying, Ramadan Mubarak or Ramadan Kareem. Ramadan Kareem, the Arabic phrase means have a blessed and happy Ramadan. Ramadan Mubarak means happy Ramadan.

Ramadan wishes that you can send to your loved ones

May the choicest blessings of Allah fill your life with joy and prosperity.












Hope this Ramadan is the harbinger of your happiness this year.












May Allah fulfil all your dreams and desires with his greatness.












Wish you and your family a very happy and blessed Ramadan.












May Allah bless you in all your deeds, and give you Success and Prosperity.












May all your sins are forgiven and Allah rewards you with his blessings.












Hope our souls are purified and we are able to help the needy this month of Ramadan.












Happy Ramadan! :)












Ramadan Mubarak! May Allah bless you with his choicest blessings.












Hope this Ramadan brings prosperity, success and happiness in our lives.












Happy Ramadan, may this Ramadan be the most fruitful for you.












May you be guided by your faith in Allah and excel with his blessings! Ramadan Mubarak.












May Allah protect you from the bad deeds guide you with his heavenly blessings












May Allah bless you with a peaceful and happy Ramadan!












May this divine month bless you and your family with togetherness and happiness












Ramadan Kareem! May Almighty accept all your prayers, duas and good deeds.












Ramadan Kareem! :)






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