Ramadan 1448: Planners, Kids Activities & Adhkar PDFs

Ramadan 1448: prepare for the month with a plan for home and children

Ramadan 1448 is expected to begin in February 2027 according to astronomical calculations, and the sighting of the crescent decides the day. Preparing early makes the month calmer: a plan for reading the Quran, a family timetable and daily activities that connect children with fasting, prayer and remembrance. This page brings together Arabic PDF files to print or use on an iPad, and many of them are free from the Free Library.

What you will find here

For adults, the Ramadan 1448 Digital Planner for iPad, the Memorisation and Review Tracker and the Muslim Man Daily Planner. For children, the Ramadan Calendar for Kids with 30 good deeds, star trackers and a certificate, the Ramadan and Eid Colouring Book, greeting cards to colour and fold for Eid, and Islamic geometric patterns to colour. From the Free Library: Ramadan with My Family, My Daily Adhkar, My Little Duas, Short Surahs memorisation cards, the 30-Day Prayer Challenge and the 30 Days of Good Challenge.

A 30-day plan

Split the month into three sets of ten days: in the first, settle the routine and the morning and evening adhkar; in the second, add memorisation and good deeds; in the last ten, focus on night prayer, dua and getting ready for Eid. One activity after iftar is enough for a child, with a star on the calendar when it is done. There is a detailed plan in the article Ramadan activities for kids 1448, and more files in the Ramadan Activities for Kids collection.

When should I start preparing Ramadan activities for kids?

Two to three weeks before the month: print the calendar and dua cards, put up the challenge chart and let your child colour its cover so the plan feels like theirs.

Where do the adhkar and duas in the files come from?

From the Quran and the adhkar reported in the Sunnah. The verses are taken from the text of the Mushaf, with a simple explanation suited to the child's age.

Does the Ramadan planner work in GoodNotes?

Yes. The Ramadan digital planner is a hyperlinked PDF that opens in GoodNotes and Notability on the iPad, and the other files are print-ready PDFs.