How to Celebrate Your Birthday in Ramadan?

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Start with decorations at home

Mix Ramadan décor with the birthday celebration décor at your home. For Ramadan, many people decorate their homes with rings, stars, and moons, or suitable art projects, which can still make excellent decorations for birthdays. With a few balloons and some other things, your home will be ready to celebrate your special day.

Rooftop celebrations

Many apartments have the option of enjoying the lovely breeze on their rooftops. If you have one, make sure you have an iftar with your loved ones there. Decorate your rooftop with all the birthday decorations you like while playing Ramadan songs in the background to enjoy both occasions.

Enjoy the Ramadan vibes at Moez St.

It's ideal to visit Islamic Cairo during the holy month of Ramadan and take an easy walk down Moez Street. Celebrating your birthday with your pals can also be exciting and different when you visit the historic palaces and mosques. Additionally, you can get a charming birthday souvenir from any of the numerous street vendors.

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Birthday Basbousa (or your favorite dessert)

Don't get carried away at Iftar! Save room for the birthday sweets and celebrate your birthday by dressing to impress and ordering your favorite Ramadan dessert. After that, sing happy birthday while enjoying a dish of traditional Ramadan delicacies to honor your great day! Who said that candles could not be lit on Basbousa?

Nile cruise

This Ramadan will mostly be in the spring, therefore the evenings will be lovely. We wish to sail along the Nile and savor some delectable food and drink from the local cafes and restaurants because of the delightful chill. There are many on-boat eateries that offer a variety of options to suit every requirement. It would be picture-perfect to celebrate your birthday by the Nile while wearing your favorite abaya or kaftan and snapping lantern-lit photos!

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Attend a music festival

In Ramadan, many music festivals take place in several places like the Opera and ElSawy Culture Wheel. So why not book a place and enjoy an unforgettable night? If this is something you enjoy doing alone, then by all means, book a solo ticket. However, if you prefer to have company, ask your friends to join you and have a blessed night together.

Do good deeds

Whenever you do something good in general like helping an old lady cross the road or offering your seat to a pregnant woman on the bus, you automatically feel good. So how about doing good deeds on your special day to feel even more special? Try to feed as many fasting people as possible. Do charity work, help your mom, be a good friend or do anything that will make you feel ecstatic afterward.

How about religious bonding?

The fact that our prophet (Peace be upon Him) never encouraged celebrating birthdays, we as Muslims should not be eager to celebrate birthdays. However, we all know that birthdays are special days for us, so why not celebrate it with family and friends while performing Nawafil and Taraweeh prayer together? You’ll enjoy the company of your loved ones while making your day count.