Ramadan Reminder Day 16
In Ramadan Reminder Day 16, Sheikh Yasir Qadhi comments of the story of Prophet Moses and al-Khidr as reflected in Surat Al-Kahf.
This category explains Fasting ( Sawm ), its rulings and conditions in Islam.
In Ramadan Reminder Day 16, Sheikh Yasir Qadhi comments of the story of Prophet Moses and al-Khidr as reflected in Surat Al-Kahf.
“In the Shade of Ramadan” is an annual online video series that is produced by MAS Youth during the month of Ramadan every year. It is a series of educational and motivational reflections on the month of Ramadan featuring various speakers across the country. This year’s season will feature 15 episodes (an episode every other day) with the theme: “Racing to Allah.”
Join Imam Mohamed Magid, Dr. Jasser Auda, and Guest Scholars every Ramadan evening at 7 PM to listen to their reflections on the part of the Quran that will be recited in Taraweeh prayer that night.
This year’s reflections will be on the lives of scholars. Living up to the objectives of fasting requires that we be in the Company of the Righteous. This is where the title of the series comes from. Sheikh Ahmed Saad has chosen ten great scholars each of whom is known as an icon of a specific science. In this episode, Sheikh Ahmed Saad looks into the life of Ibn Al-Jazari.
This year’s reflections will be on the lives of scholars. Living up to the objectives of fasting requires that we be in the Company of the Righteous. This is where the title of the series comes from. Sheikh Ahmed Saad has chosen ten great scholars each of whom is known as an icon of a specific science. In this episode, Sheikh Ahmed Saad looks into the life of Ibn Khaldun.
This year’s reflections will be on the lives of scholars. Living up to the objectives of fasting requires that we be in the Company of the Righteous. This is where the title of the series comes from. Sheikh Ahmed Saad has chosen ten great scholars each of whom is known as an icon of a specific science. In this episode, Sheikh Ahmed Saad looks into the life of Sibawayh.
In Ramadan Reminder Day 18, Sheikh Yasir Qadhi discusses why Muslims pray the way they do and explains some of the movements and statements of the prayer.
Over 3000 Muslim athletes competed in the Olympics earlier this summer and at the same time it was Ramadan. Like thousands of my constituents in Leicester, many of those athletes will have observed the fast. With this in mind this year I wanted to make an effort to appreciate Ramadan on a much deeper and indeed personal level.
“Oh God, guide us among those that You are guiding, and forgive us among those You are forgiving, and bless us….”
What does make a Muslim say their prayers at places where there is no one to ask them to offer them or even to see them? What is it that makes them voluntarily undergo rigors of fasting?
Upon becoming Muslim, one must fast the month Ramadan, the second act of worship that Allah enjoins upon us, every year.
Still following on the footsteps of the Prophet to get the very essence of our religion through understanding the Prophet’s life, trying to get the best of these blessed days and of our selves.
With Dr. Tariq Ramadan’s chronicles for Ramadan this year ‘Fasting with the Prophet’ learn about the Prophet’s fasting, your religion, and many other things daily during the Holy Month.
On Day 21 of Ramadan we are still following on the footsteps of the Prophet (peace be upon him) to get the very essence of our religion through understanding
On Day 20 of Ramadan we are still following on the footsteps of the Prophet (peace be upon him) to get the very essence of our religion through understanding the Prophet’s life
On day 19 of Ramadan we are still following on the footsteps of the Prophet (peace be upon him) in effort to get the very essence of our religion we try to understanding the Prophet’s life; his Seerah (biography). With Dr. Tariq Ramadan’s chronicles for Ramadan this year ‘Fasting with the Prophet’ learn about the Prophet’s […]
On day 22 of Ramadan we are still following on the footsteps of the Prophet (peace be upon him) to get the very essence of our religion through understanding the Prophet’s life
On day 23 of Ramadan we are still following on the footsteps of the Prophet (peace be upon him) to get the very essence of our religion through understanding the Prophet’s life; his Seerah (biography), trying to get the best of these blessed days and of our selves. Fasting with the Prophet: Day 23
On Day 24 of Ramadan we are trying to get the very essence of our religion through understanding the life of the Prophet; his Seerah
How much have you achieved in Ramadan so far? What were your goals for the month? Do you stick to your plans? You still have the chance to make the most out of it…