Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
Respect Ramadan
Hindi translation:
रमज़ान का सम्मान करें
English term
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Native in: Polish 
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Respect Ramadan
"We're going to be making stickers with the hashtag #RespectRamadan for workers to wear. It's part of a campaign to ensure employers provide reasonable workplace accommodations to their workers who observe Ramadan.
| 4 +9 | रमज़ान का सम्मान करें |
Pawan Kumar Chandigarhia
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| 4 +3 | RespectRamadan |
acetran
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| 5 +1 | Name of Month as per Muslim Calendar |
India Trans
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| 5 | रमदान को इज्जत दें |
BINAY SHUKLA
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May 18, 2017 13:51: Pawan Kumar Chandigarhia Created KOG entry
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Proposed translations
India
Spreading things through Mother-tongues
Native in: Hindi 
, Punjabi
Works in: English to Hindi, English to Punjabi, Hindi to English, and 5 more.
रमज़ान का सम्मान करें
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Nitin Goyal
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Shekhar Banerjee
: Ramzan and Ramadan are same in meaning, for the fact is that in Arabic it would be pronounced as Ramadan but in Urdu, it would become Ramzan. Hence, this translation is correct.
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Rajan Chopra
2 hrs
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DK Yadav
2 hrs
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Ravindra Godbole
3 hrs
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Kapil Swami
3 hrs
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Parvathi Pappu
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Atiquzzama Khan
5 hrs
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Mala Ferns
5 hrs
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India
Believe in best quality
Native in: Gujarati , Hindi
Works in: Gujarati to English, Hindi to English, English to Gujarati, and 53 more.
Name of Month as per Muslim Calendar
Translation would be :
Respect the Ramadan.
RespectRamadan
But, in case you want the meaning,
Respect: आदर करना
Ramadan: रमज़ान
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Note added at 50 mins (2017-05-09 03:14:24 GMT)
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http://shabdkosh.com/hi/translate?e=respect&l=hi
इज़्ज़त is preferable for respect since it is an Urdu word.
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Rajan Chopra
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Thanks, Sir!
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Himanshu Garg
: Yes please don't translate the twitter hashtag or else twitter users will have to use two instead of one
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Thanks!
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Shruti Nagar
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India
Understanding the texts made easy
Native in: Hindi (Variant: Indian)
Works in: English to Hindi, Bengali to English, Gujarati to English, and 2 more.
Discussion
I too had agreed to the first entry on the basis of my being familiar with the month name 'Ramzan'. However, on second thoughts, I came to the conclusion that the choice of the name between Ramazan and Ramadan should be made according to the people concerned. If they are connected with the Indian subcontinent, the preferable word should be 'Ramzan', but if the people mostly belong to the Arabic world, the best word for it is surely 'Ramadan'. Sorry for the late clarification.