Ramadan Gifts to Begin the Holy Month with Warmth
Ramadan often changes the pace of everyday life. Days are quieter, evenings are centred around iftar, and there’s a stronger focus on checking in with family, friends and neighbours. During this month, giving feels less like a gesture and more like a natural extension of care. Sharing Ramadan gifts is usually simple and thoughtful. It might be something brought along when breaking fast together, a small way to thank someone for opening their home, or a gesture sent to let loved ones know they’re being thought of. These moments are about presence, not presentation. When Ramadan comes to an end, the joy carries into Hari Raya - homes fill up again, visits resume, and Hari Raya gifts are exchanged to celebrate togetherness and new beginnings. Curated for gifting in Singapore, this collection is meant for both parts of the season, the quiet warmth of Ramadan evenings and the shared joy of Hari Raya celebrations, where sincerity always comes first.
Why Ramadan Gifts Hold a Special Place in the Holy Month?
During Ramadan, giving becomes part of everyday life. Between fasting, shared iftars and regular check-ins, gifts are often used to express care, gratitude and presence in a way that feels natural during the holy month.
- Symbol of goodwill, community and blessings
- Traditions that shape Ramadan gifting
- Respecting cultural and religious etiquette
Gift-giving during Ramadan carries meaning beyond the item itself. It represents goodwill and shared blessings, reinforcing community bonds and the idea of giving as an act of kindness encouraged throughout the month.
Ramadan gifting follows familiar traditions: duit raya for children, dates offered at sunset to break the fast, and food shared between households. Thoughtful ramadan presents often grow out of these everyday practices.
Choosing the right gift matters. Ramadan gifting is guided by faith and respect. Halal items, non-alcoholic choices, and practical gifts that fit fasting routines and honour the spiritual focus of the month.
A Curated Selection of Ramadan Gifts for Every Home
From everyday iftar gatherings to thoughtful gestures shared during the holy month, these Ramadan mubarak gifts by FNP.sg are curated to suit different homes, preferences, and moments of giving.
Healthy & Traditional Gifts
Celebration Gifts
Flowers & Décor
On-Time Delivery of Your Ramadan Mubarak Gifts by FNP.sg
During Ramadan, gifts are often planned for specific moments - arriving before iftar, ahead of an evening visit, or as a thoughtful surprise when you can’t be there in person. We understand how important timing is during the holy month, which is why we focus on delivering your gifts exactly when they are needed. We also know presentation matters, especially when gifts are shared in homes, so every order is prepared in premium packaging and arrives ready to be presented. To suit different plans, we provide multiple delivery options. You can choose morning delivery within a two-hour slot between 7am and 10am, midnight delivery from 11pm to 11:59pm, or standard delivery available from 8am to 11pm. For last-minute requirements, we also offer 60-minute and same-day delivery, with a cut-off time of 10pm. Supported by a responsive service team, we at FNP.sg ensure Ramadan gifts Singapore are delivered smoothly and on time throughout the holy month.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q.1. What time does Ramadan start in Singapore?
Ans: Ramadan in Singapore typically starts based on the sighting of the new moon and the exact date and time may vary each year. It is recommended to check with local mosques or Islamic authorities for the official start date.
Q.2. What are the do’s and don'ts during Ramadan?
Ans: During Ramadan, Muslims observe fasting from dawn to dusk and engage in spiritual reflection, prayer, and charity. Some dos include breaking the fast with dates and water, offering extra prayers and giving to the needy. Don'ts include eating, drinking, smoking, and engaging in sexual activity during fasting hours. Those observing should also avoid gossip, negative thoughts and actions that may harm others. Ramadan is a holy time to purify the soul and increase devotion to God while fostering community and empathy towards others.
Q.3. What is an appropriate gift for Ramadan?
Ans: An appropriate gift for Ramadan can be dates, sweets, fruit baskets or personalised gifts. You can also surprise the recipient with mixed floral arrangements that are sure to convey your greetings beautifully. Do note that the selected Ramadan Mubarak gifts should show respect for the religious significance of the occasion and enhance the spiritual experience of the recipient.
Q.4 What makes a good Ramadan gift?
Ans: A good Ramadan gift is thoughtful, respectful and easy to share. Items like dates, fruits or simple hampers suit iftar gatherings and reflect care without excess.
Q.5 When should I send Ramadan gifts?
Ans: Ramadan gifts are usually sent during the month itself, around iftar invitations, family visits, or as a thoughtful gesture early on. Gifts are also commonly shared closer to Hari Raya.
Q.6 Are there cultural considerations for Ramadan gifting?
Ans: Yes. Gifts should be halal, non-alcoholic and appropriate for fasting households. Practical, shareable items are preferred, keeping in mind the spiritual and reflective nature of the month.
Q.7 Does FNP provides same day Delivery during Ramadan Month?
Ans: Yes, FNP does provide same-day delivery during the entire month of Ramadan. When you choose us for same-day delivery, you can expect timely and damage-free delivery anywhere you want.
Q.8 What delivery options are available?
Ans: Multiple delivery options are available, including morning, midnight, standard, same-day and 60-minute delivery, allowing you to plan gifts around iftar timings and personal schedules.