“What is the meaning of Ramadan Mubarak?”

Most of us don’t know the actual definition of Ramadan Mubarak hence asking that kind of question. As the holy month of Ramadan gets closer, we see those phrases almost everywhere – in the internet, social media networking sites, television and even on print ads.

Ramadan Mubarak in English

So what does Ramadan Mubarak mean? Well, most of you are probably aware what Ramadan is.

“Ramadan” is known to be the holy month of reflection, spirituality and devotion for our Muslim brothers. It is also the ninth month in the lunar calendar of Islam. During this period, Muslims all over the world observe customs and traditions like praying, charity, fasting, and more.

“Mubarak” is an Urdu word which means “happy”, “blessed” or “be blessed”. Hence, people say “Ramadan Mubarak” to wish their friends, family and loved ones a Happy Ramadan.

Ramadan Mubarak Greetings

• “Darkness no more, just happiness for more.
  Allah will bless you and surround you with joy.
  Today, tomorrow and always, may you have peaceful and happy life.
  Ramadan Mubarak!”

• “Here’s the recipe of Happy Ramadan…
  A teaspoon of care,
  A cup of love,
  A tablespoon of truth
  And a bowl of peace.
  Mix it with lots of prayers.
  Enjoy this Ramadan recipe!”

• “I’m wishing to Allah to bless you and answer all your prayers this Ramadan.
  May you and your family have a blessed Ramadan!
  Ramadan Mubarak!”

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