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The Benefits of Fasting

The benefits of fasting by Shaykh Riyadh ul Haq This lecture explores the deep connection between fasting and Taqwa (God-consciousness), explaining why Allah prescribed fasting for Muslims, powerful examples of people fasting, including references to Pythagoras, who required his students to fast for 40 days, showing that fasting has long been seen as a way to sharpen the mind and improve focus. The talk covers both spiritual and practical benefits of fasting, including insights into the eating habits of Rasulullah

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Ramadhan Super Foods

Bismihi Ta’ala By Umme Faatimah (B.Dietetics Univ. of Pretoria) The modern world has swept us off our feet in so many ways… our dressing, our lifestyles and most noticeably our eating habits. We have so casually adapted the western culture of unhealthy eating, moving further and further away from the Noble teachings of the Quraan and Sunnah of The Noble Messenger of Allah (Peace be upon him). Yet, the newest nutritional research continues to discover the benefits of certain foods,

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Deprivation of the Negligent

During heavy rainfall if a person was to complain that he has not managed to collect water, then all present would conclude that this was because of his sheer negligence and laxity. Likewise in Ramadhan only the extremely negligent remain deprived because the Mercy and Forgiveness of Allah ta’ala descends in torrents. Shaykh Saleem Dhorat – www.idauk.org

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The Thief of Ramadan

Watch out for the thief of Ramadan, the kitchen, it steals hours of our sisters time, that could have been used for ibadah (worship).Shaykh Zahir Mahmood Back to Ramadan Menu See also: Ramadhan 24 Hour programme

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Virtues of Ramadhan

Among the virtues of Ramadhan is that it is a blessed month when the gates of Heaven are opened, the gates of Hell are closed, and the devils are restrained, offering believers a unique opportunity to grow in piety and spiritual awareness. During this sacred time, every act of worship, kindness, and devotion is multiplied, drawing the believer closer to Allah through fasting, Qur’an, taubah and duaa. It is related by Abu Hurairah (RAA) that the Apostle of God (sallallaho

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Gates of Paradise

It is narrated by Hadhrat Abu Huraira رضي الله عنه that the messenger of Allah صلي الله عليه و سلم said: إِذَا جَاءَ رَمَضَانَ فُتِحَتْ أَبْوَابُ الْجَنَّةِ “When Ramadan begins, the gates of Paradise are opened.”[Saheeh al-Bukhari]

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Nasiha for Ramadan

Below follows some Nasiha for Ramadan, extracted from a wonderful book in order to help the readers prepare for and make the most of the blessed month of Ramadan. Jabir bin Abdillah (radi Allahu anhuma) said: “When you fast, then your hearing should fast, and your sight and your tongue from lying and sinning. Let there be a tranquility and calmness over you on the days of your fasting, and do not make the days that you are not fasting

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Ten Tips for Ramadhan

As the blessed month of Ramadhan approaches, we need to prepare for it in such a way that we can gain the maximum benefit of this month. For many, Ramadhan comes and goes. However, very few people actually benefit from this great month. Our teachers advise us to live the whole year as if we are in the month of Ramadhan. This magnanimous achievement can only be attained when the actual month of Ramadhan is spent properly. In order to

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Ramadhaan: A Training Ground

“The commands of Allah subhanahu wata‘alaa fall under two categories: obligations, things we have to do, and prohibitions, things we are forbidden from doing. If we analyse the category of obligations, we can conclude that they too are prohibitions. Take the example of the obligation to perform salah; it is in effect a prohibition against not performing salah. So the commands of Allah subhanahu wata‘alaa are all about abstaining from things. A muttaqi is someone who abstains: when it comes

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25 Advices for Ramadan

From the book Khulaasatul Kalaam by Shaykh Jaarullah. Brother Muslim, Sister Muslima: 1. Fast Ramadhan with belief and truly seeking the reward of Allah the Most High so that He may forgive you your past sins. 2. Beware of breaking your fast during the days of Ramadhan without a valid Islamic excuse, for it is from the greatest of sins. 3. Pray Salat ut-Taraweeh and the night prayer during the nights of Ramadhan – especially on Layatul-Qadr – based on

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