Don’t let the opportunity of Ramadan escape before leaving a real change in your life. What if you don’t get another Ramadan? What if you don’t get another opportunity to transform your life, start over as a really different person?
I am frequently asked, “How can I workout and eat properly while fasting?” Most people see the blessed month of Ramadan as a time when they will lose strength and muscle mass; some think they can only “maintain” themselves during this month, while many women actually gain weight!
Why do we fast Ramadan? Why is it made obligatory on you? What is the real purpose of fasting, beyond food and water, and how do we achieve such purposes?
How does Allah, throughout Ramadan, put to the test a Muslim`s faith for a full month? Who are the successful? How do they pass the test?
There are some common mistakes made during Ramadan that could ruin our month of blessings, so do your best to avoid them.
Is it necessary to recite the Qur’an in tajweed?
What virtues does the first night of Ramadan have? At whom will Allah look in that blessed night? Why? What did the Prophet say about it?
Ramadan is coming to a close, but we still have a chance to make use of it during the last few nights and days….
What is Laylat Al-Qadr? Why is it such a superior night? When does it occur? What should we do during that night?
What is special about Ramadan’s last ten days; why are they that blessed? What do I do in these days? What are the rewards for these days?
How could we make use of the Holy Month to transform our whole life, be better individuals, get closer to God, etc? What exactly should we do, focus on? How to ascend gradually in our worship over the whole month?
As it’s time to knock earnestly on the doors of God’s mercy, get closer and closer to Him. How can we increase good deeds and acts of worship through the 30 days of fasting as
Over the month of fasting we will discuss valuable issues and practices related to Ramadan, and how to make use of the Holy Month through implementing certain good deeds , avoiding other tricky and sinful ones.
Why do we seek Allah’s refuge before reciting the Qur’an? Does Satan has control over those who have true faith?
What is backbiting in Islam? How much are you aware of such an evil deed, and its consequences? What does God say about it?
What things are you concerned with in Ramadan? Where do you put your efforts? And why; what do you want to achieve?
I found that Ramadan had more to do with the company I kept during my thirty-day journey and far more to do with the feeding of the soul rather than the feeding of the stomach. What about yours?
Upon becoming Muslim, one must fast the month Ramadan, the second act of worship that Allah enjoins upon us, every year.
Is it allowed for women to do i`tikaf for the last ten days of Ramadan? If yes, is i`tikaf performed in the mosque or in their houses? Did the Prophet’s wives do i`tikaf?
