iTunes is Apple’s long-running media storefront and library tool that helped change how people buy and organize music and video.
In 2026, “iTunes” can mean different things depending on your device: on modern Apple devices, a lot of music listening happens through the Apple Music app, while the iTunes Store still exists for buying tracks and managing purchases in certain contexts. On Windows, Apple’s newer apps may replace parts of the old iTunes workflow.
Either way, the idea is the same: you can discover new music, build playlists for the month, and keep your library available across devices.
This updated roundup keeps the original structure but refreshes the key point: trending charts move fast. Use the track lists below as inspiration, then confirm what’s actually trending in your country inside the Apple Music/iTunes charts during Ramadan 2026. []
What’s trending Ramadan music on iTunes?
The original article listed trending tracks for UAE, Egypt, and KSA “for 2024.” Those exact rankings are time-sensitive and will almost certainly be different in 2026.
Below is the same list preserved as a snapshot-style inspiration list, but treat it as “previous popular picks,” not a current chart. For truly current Ramadan 2026 trends, check the in-app charts for your country. []
UAE (inspiration list)
- FRI (END)S by V
- Easy On Me by Adele
- Bejeweled by Taylor Swift
- Made You Look by Meghan Trainor
- River (Live) by P!nk
- Enough for you by Olivia Rodrigo
- Lift Me Up (From Black Panther: Wakanda Forever - Music From and Inspired By) by Rihanna
- GANG GANG by Polo G & Lil Wayne
- Twerkulator by City Girls
- Maybach (feat. Future) by 42 Dugg
Egypt (inspiration list)
- ريمكس رقصة الشيطان المداح 4 (Remix Maddah 4-Devil’s Dance) by LevelTune
- Bel Bont El3areedh by Hussain Al Jassmi
- Sunnet El Hayah by Hussain Al Jassmi
- Min Awel Dekika by Elissa & Saad Lamjarred
- Khali Balak Men Aklak by Omar Khairat
- Shape of You by Ed Sheeran
- El Bakht by Wegz
- Mashaier by Sherine
- Boshret Kheir by Hussain Al Jassmi
- El Youm El Helw Dah by Ahmed Saad
KSA (inspiration list)
- Doctor (Work It Out) by Pharrell Williams, Miley Cyrus
- Venus by Zara Larsson
- Selfish by Justin Timberlake
- Whatever by Kygo, Ava Max
- Paint The Town Red by Doja Cat
- Beat Of Your Heart by Purple Disco Machine, ÁSDÍS
- Free Falling by James Arthur
- Miracle by Calvin Harris, Ellie Goulding
- I Will by Central Cee
- On My Love by Zara Larsson, David Guetta
Create your perfect Ramadan playlist with iTunes
Creating a Ramadan playlist is a great way to set the mood for the month. Here are simple steps you can follow in 2026:
Explore and select
Start by exploring Ramadan-themed playlists and spiritual tracks available in your Apple music library or store. The original article referenced options like “Ramadan - EP” by Maher Zain and a “Ramadan Essentials” playlist; availability and playlist size can change over time, so search in-app for the latest versions. []
Consider variety
Include a mix of genres and languages to match different moods—reflective tracks for quiet moments and lighter picks for gatherings. Variety keeps your playlist feeling fresh through the month.
Sequence matters
Arrange songs to match your Ramadan rhythm—more reflective at the start of the month and more uplifting as Eid approaches.
Quality over quantity
A shorter playlist of songs you genuinely enjoy usually beats a long list with filler. If you’re not excited to hear a track again, it doesn’t belong.
Update regularly
Keep your playlist fresh by adding new tracks and rotating songs. Once you’re happy with it, share it with family and friends—music is a simple way to connect during Ramadan.
The perfect playlist is personal, so build it around your taste and the atmosphere you want at home.
How do you download music from iTunes?
Downloading music depends on whether you’re buying tracks from the iTunes Store or using Apple Music downloads.
In general:
• If you subscribe to Apple Music, you can download songs for offline listening inside the Apple Music app.
• If you purchase music, you can download it from your library/purchases on supported devices.
On Windows, Apple’s newer apps (Apple Music, Apple TV, and Apple Devices) may replace parts of the old iTunes workflow, so follow the current prompts in your Apple apps. []
Conclusion
Using iTunes and Apple’s music ecosystem can still be a great way to discover new releases, build playlists, and keep your library accessible across devices.
For Ramadan 2026, use the country charts as a living list—check what’s trending now, then curate a playlist that fits your own rhythm, from calm evenings to Eid celebrations.
And if you’re troubleshooting downloads or syncing, remember that Apple’s app lineup can differ by device and operating system version, so rely on the latest in-app guidance for your setup. []
