Khatam Al-Quran Invitation Wording
Looking for respectful words to send with your Khatam Al-Quran invitation link? Adapt one of these original messages for your family, the reader’s teacher and your guests. Replace the details in square brackets with the reader’s name, the date, the venue and your invitation link.
A message for family and neighbours
Assalamualaikum [name]. Alhamdulillah, [reader’s name] has completed reading the Al-Quran. We would like to invite you and your family to the majlis khatam al-quran on [day, date] at [venue], starting at [time], followed by doa and a meal. The programme, map and RSVP are here: [invitation link]. Kindly reply by [deadline].
A message for the Quran teacher
Assalamualaikum [ustaz or ustazah and name]. With gratitude for your guidance, our family invites you to [reader’s name]’s majlis khatam al-quran on [date] at [venue] from [time]. We would be honoured if you would lead the khatam recitation and the doa. The details are in the invitation: [invitation link]. Thank you for all that you have taught.
A message for a khatam held with a wedding
Assalamualaikum [name]. In conjunction with the wedding of [couple’s names], the family will hold a majlis berkhatam for [reader’s name] on [date] at [time], before the reception at [venue]. We would be grateful for your presence at the recitation and doa. The details and RSVP are here: [invitation link].
A gentle RSVP reminder
Salam [name], a short reminder that RSVP for [reader’s name]’s majlis khatam al-quran closes on [deadline]. You can reply here: [invitation link]. It helps us prepare seating and food. Please ignore this message if you have already responded. Jazakallahu khairan.
Check before you send
Ask the teacher or a family member to check the spelling of names and terms such as Al-Quran, khatam and doa. Confirm the start time, especially if the recitation begins after Asar or Maghrib, and test the map pin. Invite the teacher personally, by message or in person, rather than only through a group chat.