Ramadan fasting tracker: month grid, make-up fasts, first fasts

Printable trackers for keeping count of the fasts of the month. The month grid has thirty rows for the day, the suhoor and iftar times, and a tick for each fast. The make-up list gives thirty boxes for the fasts to be made up after Ramadan, known as qada. The first-fasts sheet is for a child, with thirty circles to colour and a half-day option. Type a direction such as teen planner and the same layout carries it.

• a planner on the kitchen wall or the fridge
• a daily record for a teenager
• a record of make-up fasts after Ramadan
• a child's first Ramadan chart

Frequently asked questions

What is the make-up list for?

Fasts missed in Ramadan for a valid reason are made up later, called qada. The sheet gives thirty numbered boxes, each with a blank date line.

Where are the times written?

The suhoor and iftar cells are left blank for you to write the times in.

What are the three styles?

Minimal, arabesque and soft wash are the three finishes. The grid and the columns stay the same in each; only the finish changes.

Can I ask for a different layout?

Yes. Type a direction such as Shawwal fasts and it is drawn in the same grid. That is a request, not a promised result.

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