Free Ramadan Icons: 60 Symbols and Ideas for Using Them
Free Ramadan icons in outline and solid styles, from crescents and lanterns to iftar and prayer symbols, with ideas for calendars, cards and social posts.
Ramadan designs come back every year: prayer timetables, iftar invitations, donation appeals, greeting posts and classroom activities. A consistent set of icons saves redrawing the same crescent and lantern each time. This library has a full Ramadan set, free to download as SVG, PNG, JPG or PDF.
What is in the Ramadan set
The 60 icons are grouped around the parts of the month people most often need to illustrate.
Night sky and decoration
Crescents, stars, hanging lanterns, fairy lights and bunting for headers, borders and greeting cards.
Suhoor and iftar
Dates, water, soup, samosas, tea and the cooking pot, for menus, meal planners and invitations.
Prayer and worship
The mosque, minaret, Quran, prayer mat, prayer beads and wudu, for timetables and reminders.
Time and giving
Sunrise and sunset for fasting hours, the calendar and alarm clock for planning, and the donation box and food parcel for charity drives.
Ideas for using them
A printable Ramadan calendar
Make a 30-day grid and mark each day with a small icon: a crescent for the first night, a Quran for reading goals, a donation box for giving. Use the PDF or SVG download so the icons print sharply at any size.
Prayer and fasting timetables
Put the sunrise icon beside suhoor and Fajr times and the sunset icon beside iftar and Maghrib. Two icons make a table of times far quicker to read.
Iftar invitations and menus
Pair a lantern or crescent at the top with food icons beside each course. For a restaurant menu, keep every icon the same size and color as the headings.
Social media greetings
For a "Ramadan Mubarak" post, place one large solid icon in the center of a square with a deep blue, green or purple background and the icon in gold or white. Pick the color on the icon page before downloading the PNG.
Charity and fundraising pages
Use the donation box, coins and food parcel icons beside each giving option, such as zakat, sadaqah and iftar meals. Icons help donors tell the options apart at a glance.
Classroom and children's activities
Print the solid icons large as coloring shapes or cut-outs. The outline versions work as a "good deeds" chart where children color one in each day.
Colors that suit Ramadan designs
- Deep navy with gold: the classic night-sky look
- Emerald green with cream: traditional and calm
- Purple with soft yellow: popular for lantern themes
- White with one accent color: clean, and good for timetables that will be printed
Each icon can be downloaded in any color, so a whole set can match your palette.
Browse the full set
View all 60 free Ramadan icons
When the month ends, the Eid icons guide covers Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha.
Questions
Are these Ramadan icons free for commercial use?
Yes. Use them in client work, mosque and charity materials, apps and products without attribution. You may not resell or redistribute the icons themselves. See the license.
Which format should I use for printing a Ramadan calendar?
PDF or SVG. Both are vector formats and stay sharp at any print size. For Word or Google Docs, use PNG at 512 or 1024 pixels.
Do the outline and solid icons match?
Yes. Every icon has both versions drawn from the same shapes, so you can mix them, for example solid for today's date and outline for the rest.
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