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Shayateen are widely believed to be chained during the holy month of Ramadan; yet, people are seen committing sins. How does it happen to be so? Maryam Hedayat answers!
“With Shaytan locked up for the month of Ramadan, we all find it easier to do good deeds compared to other months around the year….” Ruhaifa Samir shares some easy habits that you can pick up this Ramadan.
It’s coming once again! The Grand Sale! – “Buy one, get seventy free!”, to make the best of this Ramadan, we must, therefore, make Dua, plan and then act, writes Naureen Aqeel.
The Ramadan nightly prayer has a special merit over other nights. The Messenger of Allah (sa) said: “Whoever observes the night prayer in Ramadan as an expression of his faith and to seek reward from Allah, his previous sins will be blotted out.” (Muslim)
“Make a “Welcome Ramadan” banner and hang it up in the house.” Ruhaifa Adil shares exciting ways to prepare for Ramadan with due enthusiasm.
“This Ramadan will be a different one!” .The first step towards attaining a goal is to be prepared. Maria Karim shares a pre Ramadan checklist to help everyone prepare for the blessed month.
“Ramadan is the month for which all other months pass. It is the season of budding. In Ramadan, Taqwa can no longer remain hidden in the seed – the fleshy sheaths of your heart. The sun is on you and what is to become of you finds its moment, its moment in the sun. Do you have what it takes to reap lasting gains from it?” (Hassan Haidi)
This was the practice of Rasoolullah (sa). He was consistent in praying the last Ashrah of Ramadan. It did not matter whether it was an odd night or even. The point is that one should not worship the bare minimum like dipping your toes in a pond; rather, the idea is to deep dive and indulge in worship fully. If it’s a Sunnah, it should be sufficient for us to embrace it heartily.