Published 20:30 IST, April 22nd 2020
Here are some Ramadan home decorations ideas that you can easily use this festive month
Here are a few Ramadan home decoration ideas that you can use this year to celebrate the holy month of Ramadan from your home. Read here to know more about it
Ramadan is celebrated every year by Muslims all around the world. It is said that Ramadan is the holy month when the Prophet Muhammad received the Quran from Allah. During the month of Ramadan, all the Muslims spend their time devoted to God and self-reflection.
During the 30 days' time of Ramadan, Muslims of all ages fast with the exceptions for the ill and pregnant women. This year people will not be able to go out mosques due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and Ramadan will be celebrated at home itself. Here are some ideas for Ramadan home decorations that you can do to keep the spirit fo the festival high. Take a look at the Ramadan home decorations here.
Ramadan home decorations:
Light decoration
As seen in the post, Ramadan home decorations can be done by using different lights and by creating lamps. These lamps can be made at home which will reduce the risk of you getting the virus and at the same time will help you bring joy in the time of the festival. Simple cutouts from cardboard and other materials can be used to make lamps which will fill you home with light.
Souvenirs
As seen in the post, Ramadan home decorations can be done by making souvenirs. You can make these souvenirs on plates and other objects by doodling and painting over them. You can decorate your house with them, and as you can't meet your friends during this joyous time due to the coronavirus, you can give these decorations to your friends as souvenirs of the time you survived a pandemic. This will be a perfect way to celebrate the festival and make memories.
Moon and star decorations
As seen in the post, Ramadan home decorations can be done by decorating the house with lights, the moon, and stars. This will help you keep the festival's spirit alive. As waiting for the moon on Ramadan, this decoration will take you on a journey of self-realization.
Updated 20:30 IST, April 22nd 2020