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The last Friday before Ramadan

Red Friday

The last Friday before Ramadan: a day for Muslim-owned brands, with deals worth waiting for and Eid gift guides all year.

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The next Red Friday

Friday, February 5, 2027

In 93 days

Red Friday is the last Friday before Ramadan. Ramadan 1448 is expected to begin on Monday, February 8, 2027, by the Fiqh Council of North America's calculated calendar (FCNA), so Red Friday falls on Friday, February 5, 2027.

Red Friday is set ahead by the calculated calendar, so brands can plan for it. Each masjid announces its own start of Ramadan, which may differ by a day.

FCNA publishes its calendar at fiqhcouncil.org; months it has not published yet are calculated the same way. Today is 24 Jumada al-Ula 1448 by the same calendar.

The next five

  • Friday, February 5, 2027Before Ramadan 1448, expected to begin February 8, 2027
  • Friday, January 21, 2028Before Ramadan 1449, expected to begin January 28, 2028
  • Friday, January 12, 2029Before Ramadan 1450, expected to begin January 16, 2029
  • Friday, January 4, 2030Before Ramadan 1451, expected to begin January 5, 2030
  • Friday, December 20, 2030Before Ramadan 1452, expected to begin December 26, 2030

  • Featured: paid placement

    Gifts, art and stationery

    Sidra Paper Co.

    Letterpress cards, planners and Eid stationery printed by hand in Houston.

    Houston, TX

    Muslim-owned, as the brand states.

    Visit Sidra Paper Co.

Brands pay for featured spots. Paying puts a brand or a deal in this box with this label. It never changes our team's checks, never puts a brand in a gift guide, and never changes the order of any list.

Coming on Red Friday

Each Red Friday deal runs on Friday, February 5, 2027.

Deals running now

Paid placements are labeled. Referral links are marked where they appear. How Red Friday works

Every deal running today

Eid gift guides

Eid al-Fitr 1448 is expected on Tuesday, March 9, 2027, by the Fiqh Council of North America's calculated calendar (FCNA).

Every gift guide

Muslim-owned brands

5 brands are listed, each one checked by our team. Muslim-owned, as the brand itself states. Our team checked the listing before it showed.

  • Beauty and personal care

    Cedar Skin Care

    Handmade soaps and balms with no alcohol and no animal fats, poured in Chicago.

    Chicago, IL

    Muslim-owned, as the brand states.

    Visit Cedar Skin Care

  • Books and learning

    Little Hands Books

    Picture books and learning kits for Muslim children, written and illustrated by Muslim authors.

    Columbia, SC

    Muslim-owned, as the brand states.

    Visit Little Hands Books

  • Clothing and modest fashion

    Noor and Thread

    Modest everyday clothing for women and girls, cut and sewn in small runs in Dearborn.

    Dearborn, MI

    Muslim-owned, as the brand states.

    Visit Noor and Thread

  • Food, drink and treats

    Olive and Oak Pantry

    Small-batch olive oil, date syrup and spice blends from family farms.

    Atlanta, GA

    Muslim-owned, as the brand states.

    Visit Olive and Oak Pantry

  • Has a paid featured spot. Its place in this list is not paid for.

    Gifts, art and stationery

    Sidra Paper Co.

    Letterpress cards, planners and Eid stationery printed by hand in Houston.

    Houston, TX

    Muslim-owned, as the brand states.

    Visit Sidra Paper Co.

Every brand, by kind

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  • Sign in with your free Muslim Colors account and tell us about your brand.
  • Sign a short statement that your brand is Muslim-owned: Muslims own at least 51 percent of the business and run it.
  • Our team checks every brand before it shows, and may ask for proof. Listing is free.
  • Once you are listed, offer your deals, for Red Friday or any time. Our team checks each one.
  • A featured spot is the one thing you can pay for, and it is always labeled as paid where it shows.

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Questions people ask

When is Red Friday?
Red Friday is the last Friday before Ramadan. It is set ahead by the Fiqh Council of North America's calculated calendar (FCNA), so brands can plan for it. Each masjid announces its own start of Ramadan, which may differ by a day.
Who can be listed?
Muslim-owned brands. The owner applies with their Muslim Colors account and signs a statement that Muslims own at least 51 percent of the business and run it. Our team checks every brand before it shows, and may ask for proof.
Does a listing cost anything?
No. A listing and its deals are free. A brand may pay for a featured spot, which is always labeled as a paid placement where it shows.
Does paying change what you show?
No. Paying puts a brand or a deal in a featured box, labeled. It never changes our team's checks, never puts a brand in a gift guide, and never changes the order of any list.
What is a referral link?
Some deals link through a brand's referral program. If you buy through one, Muslim.Red may earn a commission from the brand. Every referral link is marked as one beside it.
Who stands behind a deal?
The brand. Each deal shows its terms, its days and its link, as the brand gave them and our team checked them. You buy from the brand on its own site, under its own terms.
What are the Eid gift guides?
Lists of gifts from listed brands, for Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha and all year. Our team picks everything in them, with a note on each, and brands cannot pay to be in one.