Ramadan: Objectives & Lessons to Learn (Part 2)
Through Ramadan what does God want to teach us? What message does it have for us? What should we learn from fasting?
This category explains Fasting ( Sawm ), its rulings and conditions in Islam.
Through Ramadan what does God want to teach us? What message does it have for us? What should we learn from fasting?
What does fasting Ramadan implant in us? How does Ramadan shape our behavioral traits? What virtues do we gain? How are we rewarded for that?
Have you ever contemplated on the way Ramadan fasting is prescribed in the Qur’an? What could this tell about fasting, getting ready for it? What lessons…
Just as Muslims are required to pray how he prayed, fast how he fasted, and turn to their Creator with utmost sincerity and devotion, they are instructed to make it their life’s endeavor to live as he lived, emulating him in each and every facet of their humanly existence.
Fasting is one of the pillars of Islam. But why do we fast during Ramadan? in this video a number of sheikhs and da`iyahs speak about the virtues, rewards..
Using the Productive Ramadan Daily Planner, your salah gets top priority on your schedule. In keeping with the aim of a Productive Muslim, we try to earn barakah in our activities by praying at the allotted times.
Fasting is not purely intended for deprivation of food and drink and lawful sexual relations. In fact, fasting serves other purposes as well, such as uplifting the spirit of a fasting believer and giving him or her self-restraint and control over vain desires. To know more about the secrets of fasting, watch this lecture by Sheikh Yasir Birjas.
This booklet is aimed at helping you understand the health issues related to fasting, so that you are able to make more informed choices, minimise complications and maximise the benefit of your fast. The booklet will: guide you through physiological changes that occur when you are fasting; give examples of beneficial and harmful foods during […]
While Muslims all over the world wait eagerly for the yearly coming of Ramadan, yet, harder still is to fast from one’s vain desires and bad habits.
It was Muhammad (peace and blessings of God be upon him) who made us raise our eyes from the dust beneath to view the glory of the starry heavens above. It was Muhammad who led us from the depths of darkness to the grandeur of the light of God.