The Ramadan family pack

What is inside

Each kind of page below comes from the code that makes your PDF, filled in for a fictional household in London with 3 children on both charts: 10 pages in all, 6 of them shown. One child on one chart with a reading plan makes 5 pages; 6 children on both charts make 16. You choose A4 or US Letter.

The cover is the one full colour page. Inside, each page has a night blue heading band and the charts have tinted day strips; the rest is white paper for ticks, stickers and pencils, as the pictures show.

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  The cover

  Your family's name, the Ramadan, the dates and your city, a list of what is in the pack, the expected Eid date and the reminder to follow your mosque. This is the one full colour page.

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  The timetable

  One page for your city and month: every day's suhoor end (Fajr), sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, iftar (Maghrib) and Isha, with Fridays shaded and the method named.

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  A fasting tracker for each child

  Printed with the name you type and your month's dates, a box for each day with Full day, Half day and I tried. In a 29 day month the last box is Eid.

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  A good-deed chart for each child

  A good deed for each day from the bank for their age group (ages 2 to 7, or ages 8 to 17), with a circle for a tick or a sticker. Up to 6 children, each on one chart or both.

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  The Quran reading plan

  Who reads which pages each day, with a tick box for each reading, for up to 8 readers, weekend-only readers included. It is in the pack when the household has readers.

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  Our Ramadan

  A page to fill in together at the start of the month and look back on at Eid: goals, iftar guests and charity days, on ruled lines.

What stays free

You can use all of this with no plan and no account:

• The month's suhoor and iftar timetable for your city, on screen and printed
• The timetable as a picture for the fridge and as a calendar file
• The Quran reading plan on screen
• The first child's chart as a PDF
• The Family Fast Card for the first child
• Your Nth Ramadan, with its card
• Fast Length Today, with its card
• Backup and restore of the fasting marks

The blank printables are free too.

What a plan adds

• The full pack as one PDF: cover, timetable, every child's charts, the reading plan and the family list
• Charts for up to 6 children
• Both a fasting tracker and a good-deed chart for the same child
• Carry the household to next Ramadan, with every age a year older
• The Family Fast Card with every child's row and no free-card mark
• The Eid card at the end of the month

How you make your pack

1. Open the pack builder. Choose your city and the first day your mosque announced.
2. Add the children and the readers. Names in any script. They stay in this browser.
3. Download the PDF. Print it at home on A4 or US Letter, and make it again if your mosque's date changes.

Times are calculated; follow your local mosque for the start of the month and for prayer times.

Start in the Ramadan pack builder. How the times and the reading shares are worked out is on how it works.