The Best Ramadan Decoration Ideas to Honor the Holy Month at Home

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Ramadan is the name of a holy month which practicing Muslims observe by abstaining from food and drink from dawn to sunset. The revelation of the Quran began in Ramadan, so during this month, focused Muslims put extra time and effort into reading the Quran and spend the nights of this holy month in prayer and worship. Ramadan is also a time for entertaining family and friends and getting together for Iftar parties — the daily meal enjoyed at sunset during Ramadan.

Ramadan decorations are a great way to get the mind, body, and spirit ready for a focused month of worship. Decorating your home for Ramadan also helps elevate the festive mood to create lasting memories with your loved ones. It’s important to note that Ramadan decorations are a cultural expression of the holiday. Islam as a religion does not dictate anything about how to decorate for Ramadan. Each Muslim culture around the world has their own approach to Ramadan decorations, spanning from not decorating for the holiday at all to decorating with culture-specific decor. In North America, where it’s common for holidays to have colors associated with them, there is a case for decorating with purple and yellow for Ramadan and many companies offer decor within this color scheme.

We’ve curated the best Ramadan decoration ideas you can shop online from Amazon, Etsy, and diverse-owned small businesses. Our picks range from traditional to modern and whimsical. Happy celebrating!

Posy Table Runner

Anthropologie just dropped an exclusive line in collaboration with Muslim influencer Betül Tunç of Turkuaz Kitchen. This beautiful table runner from the collection is reminiscent of traditional Iznik tiles native to Turkey. Decorate your Ramadan table with this floral runner for a soft, simple, and traditional touch.

3-Piece Ramadan Tray Set

Dates are a staple during Ramadan. If you’re looking for a festive way to serve the fruits, try out this 3-piece serving tray set. Made of metal, it features an all around mosque design painted in a matte gold. Apart from dates, you can also use it to serve sweets, nuts, and more.

2-Piece Ramadan Tray Set

This wooden star and moon platter with a golden colored inlay is great for holiday food presentation. Display an array of desserts or make a charcuterie board with this platter. Not only will it look great on your Iftar table, it’s versatile for Eid al-Fitr, too.

167-Piece Ramadan Mubarak Party Decorations Set

This complete Ramadan paper party set is decked out in the holiday colors purple and gold. It features festive symbols such as a crescent moon, a mosque, lanterns, and stars. The 167-piece set is ideal for Iftar parties and entertaining large crowds on Ramadan and Eid.

Alhamdulillah Islamic Home Decor

Allahumdullah means “all praise be to God.” It’s a statement of gratitude and expresses thanks for all of God’s blessings. If you like Ramadan decor that you can make use of during the rest of the year as well, this piece is for you. Display it on a shelf, counter, table or mantle. Made of a gold acrylic, it has a nice, reflective sheen.

Moon Macrame Wall Decor

If your style is more bohemian, check out this macrame hanging decor with a crescent moon. The purple color is great if you like to decorate with Ramadan’s holiday colors of purple and yellow.

Ramadan Lights Decorations

Keeping with the theme of night worship, string lights are a fun way to celebrate the traditions of Ramadan. These string lights feature an alternating pattern of a crescent moon and a star. The curtain lights are great for decorating an indoor window or passageway. After all, holiday lights bring any celebration to life!

Ramadan Islamic Table Decoration

If you’re a fan of a dark color palette, this sleek tabletop sign is the way to go. It’s made of a shatterproof acrylic and stands on a stained black wooden base. Display it on a shelf or a mantle for instant Ramadan decor.

Ramadan Prayer Rug

The month of Ramadan has a large focus on worship, so it makes sense to incorporate decor pieces related to your worship. This prayer mat features a crescent moon and lantern conveying the festivity of Ramadan. Set up a special Ramadan prayer space in your home with this traditional piece.

Ayatul Kursi Written Praying Hand Shape Figurine

As Ramadan is the month of Quran and of making dua, this traditional Ramadan decor is a poignant reminder of the holiday season. Two praying hands hold a Quran on which the verse of protection is written.

Ramadan Mubarak Inflatable

Especially if you have kids, you might want to consider putting up some outdoor Ramadan decor. This inflatable piece is a fun addition featuring a cloud, crescent moon, and the traditional Ramadan greeting. As a plus, it’s double-sided: the other side reads “Eid Mubarak,” so you’ll be pulling this one out again.

Islamic Candleholders Set

During Ramadan, the nights play an important role. The most blessed night of the year, called the Night of Power, takes place in Ramadan. Illuminate your night worship by placing lanterns in your home. These golden metal lanterns feature a traditional geometric pattern which gives off a soft glow.

Metal Freestanding Ramadan Moon Decor

For a large piece of decoration that can act as a focal point in your living space, consider this freestanding metal crescent moon. Painted in a traditional gold color, it will make a statement in any space. You can place Eid gifts around it, if that’s your style.

Ramadan Tea Towels

A beautiful watercolor pattern featuring lanterns, flowers, and vintage-style writing makes this a wonderful addition to your Ramadan decor. Sold as a set of two tea towels, it’s perfect for Iftar prep and holiday entertaining.

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Ramadan Calendar

Shaped like a mosque, this colorful Ramadan advent calendar features fun embroidered symbols on each of its pockets. Made of durable canvas and over 4 feet tall, it’s a great addition to a kids’ living space. Originally launched at Crate & Kids as an artist collaboration, the Ramadan countdown calendar can now be bought directly through the artist (and author of this story) at Hello Holy Days!

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