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12 Rabi ul Awal poster and flex maker
An Eid Milad un Nabi poster, banner or panaflex for your masjid, street or shop: a green dome, strings of lights, and your mehfil’s time and place. English or Urdu, free.
Opening the editor…
How to make it
- Your greetingThe design opens with the greeting ready; change any word.
- Your event and nameThe programme, the date or time, the place, and who it is from.
- Pick the sizeA4 or A3 to print, WhatsApp Status or square to share, or Custom in feet for a flex banner.
- DownloadPDF for the printer or flex shop, PNG or JPG for WhatsApp and Facebook.
The designs
For a mehfil or a street
Masjids and mohalla committees announce the mehfil-e-milad and the juloos; shops and streets put up a greeting. Put the programme in the points and the place in "Place / address".
A banner in feet
For a flex, pick "Custom" under Size and type the size in feet. The design fits itself to a wide banner.
Wording you can copy
Eid Milad un Nabi Mubarak. 12 Rabi ul Awal 1449. Mehfil-e-Milad after Isha at Jamia Masjid, Street 3, G-9/2, Islamabad.
Jashn-e-Eid Milad un Nabi: naat, bayan and dua. All are invited.
Questions
Is the 12 Rabi ul Awal poster maker free?
Yes. Every design, size and file is free, with no account.
Can I make an Eid Milad un Nabi banner?
Yes. Choose "Custom" under Size, type the size in feet, and download the PDF for the flex printer.
Does it write ﷺ correctly?
Yes. Type ﷺ after the name and it is set in Arabic calligraphy on its own line, so it never crowds the words.
Can I make it in Urdu?
Yes. Type in Urdu, like جشنِ عید میلاد النبی ﷺ, and it is set in Nastaliq.
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