Ramadan Planners
Complementary printables for the month of Ramadan — fasting, iftar planning, dua tracker.
Every printable is 100% free, forever — no signup, no email required.
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The 5 daily salah tracker.
One month · five prayers · every day counts. Elegant Ottoman teal and warm gold. Islamic geometric ornaments, Bismillah opening, ayah from Surah Al-Ankabut in the closing strip.
FormatPDF
PaperUS Letter
LicensePersonal use
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What's inside
Prayer tracking works when the tracker itself honors the practice — sophisticated Islamic aesthetic, not the cartoon 'muslim planner' most templates default to.
5 prayers × 31 days
Fajr · Dhuhr · Asr · Maghrib · Isha checkboxes for every day of the month. One page, one month, complete record.
On-time checkbox
Separate 'on time' column — because praying at the correct time (rather than qada) is part of the practice. Track it honestly.
8-point Islamic stars
Traditional khatam (8-point) stars in each corner. Not decoration for decoration's sake — the geometric language of centuries of Islamic art.
Bismillah opening
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful — at the top of every page. The practice framed with the appropriate opening.
Qur'anic ayah closing
Ayah 29:45 in the closing strip: 'Establish prayer — indeed, prayer keeps one from the immoral and wrongdoing.' The reminder for the whole month.
Ottoman teal + gold
Deep Ottoman teal with warm gold accents on cream. The palette of high-end Islamic printed goods — not the primary red-and-green of default 'muslim planner' templates.
How to use it
1
Download
Click the button above. Instant PDF, no signup needed.
2
Print monthly
Cream cardstock preferred for the elevated feel. Print one per month. US Letter, 100% scale.
3
Fill month name
Write the current month in the header field. Post visibly — bedroom, prayer corner, kitchen.
4
Mark after each prayer
Check the box for each prayer as you complete it. Mark 'on time' if you prayed within the correct time window. Add notes if useful (missed reasons, tahajjud, etc.).
Frequently asked
Is this really free?
Yes, free forever for personal use. No email required.
What paper works best?
Cream cardstock, 65-80 lb, matte finish for the most premium result.
Is it appropriate to track prayer?
Tracking supports reflection + consistency. Keep niyyah sincere — the tracker serves the practice, not the reverse.
What if I miss prayers?
Leave blank or note briefly. Tracker is for reflection, not shame. Notice patterns → address them.
Can I use this if I don't pray 5 times yet?
Yes — use it while building the practice. Check what you complete. Growth becomes visible.