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Suhoor & Iftar Dua Table Decor – Ramadan Table Sign

A 17x25cm suhoor and iftar dua sign that stands on its own base, so the family's fasting intention is never rushed at the last minute of the night.

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  • Keeps the whole family on the same fasting cue
  • UV-printed plaque, 6.7x9.8 inches, includes a stand
  • The stand comes included, not sold separately
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  • Low stock - 3 items left
  • Print UV printedWhite and gold on a black board
  • Stands on Its own standIncluded with the sign
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  • CraftMuslim Made

The duas of the fasting day

Suhoor and iftar, on one sign

The suhoor intention and the iftar dua, in Arabic with the English beneath, UV printed on a black board that stands on the table. Made in two sizes, 17 × 25 cm and 13 × 21 cm.

Two decisions before it ships

  1. Size

    17 × 25 cm for a large dining table, or 13 × 21 cm for a smaller table, a counter or a shelf.

  2. In use

    It comes with its stand and is ready to set out for the first night of Ramadan.

Suhoor and iftar duas in Arabic and English on the black sign

What it says

Both duas, read together

The suhoor dua sits at the top and the iftar dua below it, each in Arabic with an English translation, under a crescent and stars.

  • Suhoor: the intention (niyyah) to fast
  • Iftar: the dua for breaking the fast
  • Arabic with the English beneath, so children and guests can follow

Size in the hand

Two sizes, both upright

Both stand taller than they are wide. They are drawn below at true scale against a dining table, which is the honest way to judge them.

Dining table · 120 cm (47 in) wide, 75 cm (30 in) high Large · 17 × 25 cm 6.7 × 9.8 in Compact · 13 × 21 cm 5.1 × 8.3 in
SizeWidth × height (in)Width × height (cm)Best for
Large6.7 × 9.8″17 × 25 cmA large dining table, read from across it
Compact5.1 × 8.3″13 × 21 cmA smaller table, a kitchen counter or a shelf

The two sizes

Same sign, two tables

Large suhoor and iftar dua sign, 17 × 25 cm

Large · 17 × 25 cm

The text is set bigger, so it reads from the far end of the table.

Compact suhoor and iftar dua sign, 13 × 21 cm

Compact · 13 × 21 cm

Takes less room on a set table, a counter or beside the dates.

Dua sign on a family dining table set for iftar

On the iftar table

Where the fast is broken, so the dua is in front of everyone at that moment.

Craft

Printed into the surface

Print
UV printedWhite and gold on a black board
Stands on
Its own standIncluded with the sign

On UV print. A UV print is cured hard the moment it is laid down, so it does not lift at an edge or fade the way a sticker or a paper insert does on a table that gets daily use.

Using it

Living with it

A table piece is set down once and left, so the two minutes spent deciding where are the whole job.

  1. Set it where the fast is broken

    Put it on the table where the family sits for iftar, facing the seats.

  2. Give it a surface that stays dry

    Spills and steam are what shorten the life of a table piece, so keep it clear of the serving end of the table.

  3. Back from the edge

    A hand’s width in from the front, so it is not the first thing knocked when someone reaches past it.

Against the alternatives

This pieceCommonly sold alternatives
PrintUV printed into the boardA paper card or a sticker
ContentBoth duas, Arabic with EnglishOften one dua, Arabic only
SizesTwo to choose fromUsually one fixed size

Care

Keeping it as it arrived

Dry cloth only

Household cleaners can dull a cured print. A dry, soft cloth.

Mind the gloss

A glossy face takes fingerprints. Handle it by the edges.

Keep it out of direct heat

It is happy on a table and unhappy on a radiator or a sunlit sill all afternoon.

Pick yours

One sign, two sizes. Measure the table it will stand on and pick the size that reads from where people sit.

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