19 Ramadan: Night of Qadr, Imam Ali struck greeting card

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What is 19 Ramadan: Night of Qadr, Imam Ali struck, and when is it?

The first of the Nights of Qadr; Imam Ali was struck in the mosque of Kufa at Fajr.

The next 19 Ramadan: Night of Qadr, Imam Ali struck is on Friday, 26 February 2027 (19 Ramadan 1448 AH). Dates follow the Umm al-Qura calendar and can differ by a day where local moon sighting is followed.

What should I write for 19 Ramadan: Night of Qadr, Imam Ali struck?

This is a night of worship rather than celebration, so share a dua. The traditional Arabic words are “ليلة القدر”.

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What is the right greeting for 19 Ramadan: Night of Qadr, Imam Ali struck?

This is a night of worship rather than celebration, so share a dua. The traditional Arabic words are “ليلة القدر”.

When is 19 Ramadan: Night of Qadr, Imam Ali struck?

The next 19 Ramadan: Night of Qadr, Imam Ali struck is on Friday, 26 February 2027 (19 Ramadan 1448 AH). Dates follow the Umm al-Qura calendar and can differ by a day where local moon sighting is followed.

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