Ramadan Dua Cards – 30 Days of Duas for Home and Classroom
Make dua a daily habit this Ramadan. This bright, printable set gives your learners one short dua for every day of the month, each on its own card with clear Arabic, an easy transliteration and the meaning in simple English. The cards are large enough to hold up in front of a class and simple enough for a child to read alone.
What is on every card
- The day number, from 1 to 30, so the set is easy to follow in order
- What the dua is for, such as forgiveness, guidance, patience or gratitude
- A colourful picture that matches the theme and helps the meaning stick
- Clear, large Arabic with tashkeel
- An easy-to-read transliteration for those still learning to read Arabic
- The meaning in English
For teachers and classrooms
There is no preparation beyond printing and cutting. Open each lesson or assembly with the dua of the day, hold the card up for the whole class to read together, and put it on the board afterwards. Over the month the cards build into a wall display the class can look back on. The themes give you a ready starting point for discussion, for example what patience looks like at school or who we are grateful for.
For madrasah and weekend school
Use the cards for reading practice with tashkeel, for memorisation in small steps, or as a quick recall activity at the start of class. The transliteration supports learners who are not yet confident with Arabic script, so mixed-ability groups can take part together.
For homeschooling families and parents
Read the day's card together at suhoor, iftar or bedtime, then put it on the fridge as a reminder. The set gives a simple, steady structure to the month: one card, one dua, one short conversation each day. Children can keep their own set and tick off the days as they go.
For students and adult beginners
Each dua is short, with the Arabic, transliteration and meaning together on one card, which makes the set useful for self-study and revision as well as for children.
Ideas for using the set
- Dua of the day: read it, say it, talk about it
- Reading practice: cover the transliteration and read the Arabic
- Matching: match the theme to the meaning
- Ordering: mix the cards up and put days 1 to 30 back in order
- Display: add one card to the wall each day of Ramadan
What you receive
- One PDF file
- 8 A4 pages in portrait layout, 4 cards per page
- 30 daily dua cards
- 1 cover card
- 1 guide card for parents and teachers, with simple ideas for using the set
How to use
Print on A4 paper or card at 100% size and cut along the card edges. Laminating the cards will help them last the whole month and beyond.
Good to know
- The pictures show objects and nature only, with no people or animals.
- These are short, simple duas written for learners. They are not quotations from the Qur'an or hadith.
- This is a digital product. No physical item will be posted, and colours may vary slightly between printers.