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*Ramadan Reminder Day 29 * *Today is the 29th day of Ramadan, Subhaana Allah it might even be the last day of this blessed month if the new moon for the next month is seen.* *After Ramadan do you breathe a sigh of relief? Do you easily fall back into the same habits of your pre-Ramadan self or do you try to uphold some of practices of Ramadan? Do you stop fasting for the whole year until the next Ramadan? Once Ramadan has passed, it is arguably more difficult to sustain the practices adopted during Ramadan than practicing these things in Ramadan itself. However, if we treat Ramadan as the training ground for the rest of the year, then we are sure to want to retain some of its lessons and practices.* _Now that you have spent so much time in this month trying to worship Allah, remember that we also need to teach others to worship Allah and call to His guidance. The best thing is to do good ourselves combined with calling others to it._ *To give da’wah is such a beautiful and important aspect of our religion that Allah truly loves. We need to explain the truthfulness of Islam to those who do not know that Islam is the only religion accepted by Allah, we need to call them to become Muslim.* _At the same time, we need to explain the importance of practicing Islam to our brothers and sisters who are having difficulty practicing the religion, and call them back to live their lives according to Islam._ *In Ramadan we have witnessed many people becoming more practicing, but we know that unfortunately they will go back to how life was before Ramadan, after Ramadan finishes. We must always remember to guide people and contribute in our societies.* _So, we need to practice Islam ourselves, and hopefully we have become better through the month of Ramadan, and then we need to guide others to Islam as well._ *To give da’wah is an obligation that we must do in our lives according to our capacity.* Allah says (translation of the meaning), “Invite to the way of your Lord with wisdom and good instruction, and argue with them in a way that is best.” [Quran 16:125] He also says (translation of the meaning), “And who is better in speech than one who invites to Allah and does righteousness and says, ‘Indeed, I am of the Muslims.’” [Quran 41:33] *The answer is that there is none better than the one who gives da’wah by calling to the way of Allah. That was the profession of the Prophets who were sent only to convey Allah’s message on earth. To just have one person guided through your da’wah efforts is such a great achievement that the Prophet ﷺ said:* _“I swear by Allah, it will be better for you that Allah should give guidance to one man through your agency than that you should acquire the red ones among the camels.” [Abu Dawood 3661]_ *The red camels were regarded as the most amazing and unique camels in Arabia at that time. For us, imagine getting the newest red Ferrari in the market, how excited would that make you feel?* It will be better to only have one person guided through you than getting a brand-new Ferrari, isn’t that something which is really incredible? So always keep this reward in mind and use that to motivate yourself into always guiding people to practicing Islam. *If you wish that you could dedicate more time to this noble effort, but find it difficult in your busy schedule, you can support those who work with da’wah fulltime. Through our daw’ah activities we see thousands of people coming closer to Allah and even non-Muslims embracing Islam. Those non-Muslims who embrace Islam through our da’wah save their souls from eternal torment. Imagine being the cause of just one person being saved from the Hellfire!* --) *Jazaakallaahu Khairan for Reading:*

*Ramadan Reminder ( Day 28 )* *We now have a few days of Ramadan left. Let us make the best of it and gain maximum spiritual benefit from the last ten auspicious and blessed days. Who knows if we will see the next Ramadaan or not? Let us all make Istighfaar in abundance, stay away from oppression, injustice, transgression, disobedience and all types of sin. Let us be concerned and fulfil the rights of our fellow human beings. Let us all create love, unity and quality of helping each other within the Ummah.* -) _From amongst the blessed nights of the month of Ramadan, one is known as "Lailatul Qadr" and during it, blessings, rewards, forgiveness and an abundance of good is gained. So valuable is this Night of Qadr that the Qur'an devotes a special chapter (Surah Al-Qadr) to it and by saying in it that "Lailatul Qadr is better than a thousand months" (97:3). This one night surpasses the value of the nights of one thousand months i.e. 83 years and 4 months. The most authentic account of the occurrence of this Night indicates that it occurs on any one of the last ten, odd- numbered nights of the Islamic month of Ramadan.The fact that the exact night is unknown reflects Allah's Will to keep it hidden._ Allah, the Exalted, says: Verily! We have sent it (this Qur'an) down in the night of Al-Qadr (Decree). And what will make you know what the night of Al-Qadr (Decree) is? The night of Al-Qadr (Decree) is better than a thousand months (i.e. worshipping Allah in that night is better than worshipping Him a thousand months, i.e. 83 years and 4 months). Therein descend the angels and the Rooh [Angel Jibreel (AS)] by Allah's Permission with all Decrees, Peace! (All that night, there is Peace and Goodness from Allah to His believing slaves) until the appearance of dawn. (Surah Al-Qadr: Chapter 97) Abu Hurairah (radiyallahu anhu) relates that the Holy Prophet (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) said: "Whoever fasted the month of Ramadaan out of sincere Faith (imaanon) and hoping for a reward from Allah (ihtisaabari), then all his past sins will be forgiven; and whoever stood for prayers in the Night of Qadr out of sincere Faith and hoping for a reward from Allah (ihtisaaban), then all his previous sins will be forgiven." (Bukhari and Muslim). -) *#Ramadan #Reminder #2:* *Subhaana Allah,Just Like Yesterday We Started Ramadan:....* Ibn Masood said: *I always weep bitterly when every day passes, as my days towards my Grave are decreasing whereas my deeds for Hereafter are not increasing!!!!* _RAMADAN is passing away just like a blink of an eye Should we not be worried and intensely feel sad about it as to what we have done in this Ramadan as an investment of everlasting Hereafter?_ *One more year is moving away from us, one more year we are getting closer to our Grave! Our Birth year is well known but our death is unknown to us.* *Allah (Subhanallahu Wa Ta'ala) is giving us again and again opportunity to rectify ourselves, repent intensely and get prepared to meet Him!!* *Believe it or not as Ramadan is passing out, some of us are passing with it. Our Life was just as a blink of an eye!!!* _Our Life is nothing but seconds turning on to days together forming a week to months and years!!!_ Imam Shaafi said *Life is just a moment, Let it be a moment of Obedience to Allah* -) *Verily reminders benefits the believers* -)Allah Subhanahu WaTa’ala says : 'And remind for indeed Reminder benefits the believers' (Qur'aan 51:55). #Learn More About islam : https://bit.ly/ImportantRamadanReminders or join our telegram channel via this link below : https://t.me/ZimMuslimsCODawah Kindly do forward/share to all Muslims and Allah Will reward you In shaa'a Allah. Sharing of Knowledge is Sadaqatul-Jaariyah.

*Ramadan Reminder ( Day 27)* *Among the things we tend to forget about in the month of Ramadan is to seek knowledge, and that is understandable because of our busy schedules.* _We can even say that in this specific month we should rather focus on direct forms of worship instead of studying, however, it is still necessary for us to obtain knowledge about the things we are doing._ *If we have a situation which makes us doubt our fast, we should contact our trustworthy imams or check on trustworthy fatwa websites for the ruling about such a situation. We should not just ignore such situations; we need to get knowledge about them from the right sources.* _The same applies to everything else we need to have basic knowledge about, i.e. knowledge which is obligatory upon us as individuals, such as issues related to how to pray, how to pay zakat, and so on. We need to have enough knowledge to be able to deal with our day-to-day situations and fulfil our obligations. That is why the Prophet ﷺ said, “Seeking knowledge is obligatory upon every Muslim.” [Ibn Majah 229]_ *Also remember that Ramadan is an amazing opportunity to be learning the Quran, whether it is its recitation, its tafsir or how to apply it in our lives. Try to take out a portion of your day to learn more about the Quran.* _And remember that after Ramadan finishes, we should make it a priority to keep on seeking beneficial knowledge and even increase it. Instead of just researching issues happening in front of our eyes, we should study Islam according to our capacity, in an organized fashion, so that we in Shaa Allah have a better understanding even before the issues arise._ *As important it is to seek knowledge ourselves, it is also important to share the knowledge we have with others in order to guide them.* _The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said, “He who calls others to follow the Right Guidance will have a reward equal to the reward of those who follow him…” [Muslim 6470]_ *May Allah give you and your family beneficial knowledge and allow you to act upon it and spread it, and may He make that a cause for you to enter Jannah. Ameen.* -)#Ramadan #Reminder #2 Ramadan is almost over, infact by this time next week, we would be talking about Sitta-shawwal. What have we gained in this year’s Ramadan.? We are supposed to increase in taqwa, have we really increased? -) *In these fews days left of the blessed month of Ramadan let's Focus on and try to...:* 1) *Reading and Learning the Qur’an* _A lot us still struggle to read the Qur’an, some don’t even know how to read at all. Let us try to learn and create time to read. It’s important, it increases our piety, it protects us from evil and grant us Sekinah._ 2) *Avoid Zina* _Look, am not talking of the actual intercourse with an unlawful person, I mean Zina of the mind, the eyes, the ears and legs like the prophet ﷺ cuationed us. We need to pay attention and avoid it, When describing the righteous servants of Allah, Allah says:_ وَلَا يَزۡنُونَۚ وَمَن يَفۡعَلۡ ذَٰلِكَ يَلۡقَ أَثَامٗا ….. and do not commit unlawful sexual intercourse. And whoever should do that will meet a penalty. 3) *Pay Zakat* _This is one of some important aspect of our faith, Let’s us find out how we can pay zakah, it is an essential part of Islam. In fact it is one of the 5 pillars of Islam._ *This is a reminder for myself and you. May Allah grant us all the true understanding Aameen* *Verily reminders benefits the believers* -)Allah Subhanahu WaTa’ala says : 'And remind for indeed Reminder benefits the believers' (Qur'aan 51:55). #Learn More About islam : http://bit.ly/ZimMuslimsCODawah or join our telegram channel via this link below : https://t.me/ZimMuslimsCODawah Kindly do forward/share to all Muslims and Allah Will reward you In shaa'a Allah. Sharing of Knowledge is Sadaqatul-Jaariyah.

*Ramadan Reminder ( Day 26 )* *Today is the 26th day of Ramadan, and Subhaana Allah we are very close to the end in this very special journey. As much as you have sacrificed and struggled to improve your worship of Allah up until this point, remember that there are still a few days left and that we in sha Allah are going to try even harder. There’s a big possibility that Laylat al-Qadr may be tonight which will be the 27th night, so we should prepare ourselves mentally to do our utmost very soon.* _Laylat al-Qadr is the night of decree, it is such a powerful night that the Quran was revealed in it. It is a night in which every wise matter is decided. In fact, the qadr i.e. the decree for the coming year is announced to the honorable angels. And as Allah Himself says (translation of the meaning), “And what will make you know what the night of Al-Qadr (Decree) is?” [Quran 97:2]_ *How can we possibly even know how great this night is, how important such a night is, and how can we understand its significance? Then Allah answers (translation of the meaning), “The night of Al-Qadr (Decree) is better than a thousand months.” [Quran 97:3]* *So it is such a great night that worshipping Allah in that night is better than worshipping Him a thousand months, which is about 83 years and 4 months.* _Subhaana Allah , for worshiping Allah in just one night we can be rewarded for worshipping Him for a life-time. This is really a night that we cannot afford to miss out on. There is no way to know with certainty that Laylat al-Qadr is tonight, but the scholars mentioned that the 27th is the night in which the chances are the highest for it to be Laylat al-Qadr. And it is out of Allah’s wisdom that this night is hidden, so that we strive as hard as we can for all of the last 10 nights of Ramadan, so that we in sha Allah catch Laylat al-Qadr among them._ *And many scholars also mentioned that the day of qadr is as its night, so it is preferred that one strives to worship Allah during the daytime in addition to the night time, all according to one’s ability.* _The Prophet ﷺ said, “The one who observed prayer on Laylat al-Qadr with faith and seeking reward (from Allah), all his previous sins would be forgiven.” [Muslim 760]_ -) #Ramadan #Reminder #2 -) *Some Tips to get the best out of the blessed last 10 Nights of Ramadan* ( part two out of two ) - *Elongate your Sujood and make loads and loads of Du’aas in it. Cry hard and ask ALLAH everything you wish for in Dunya and Akhirah.* - *Raise your Dua – Remember it might be the night of decree, So be specific in your Du’aas and ask for each and everything you need – Hajj, Job, Career, Spouse, Children, Home, whatever. Don’t play small in your Duas as you’re asking the KING OF ALL KINGS!* - *Pray 2 Raka’ah Salatul Tawbah every single night and ask for forgiveness from ALLAH – Al-Ghaffar, Al-Ghafoor, Al-Tawwab and Al-’Afuww. Repent sincerely with full hope and firm resolve of not repeating those sins again.* - *Memorize and keep making the Dua of Lailatul Qadr: Allaahumma innaka ‘afuwwun tuhibb al-‘afwa fa’affu ‘anni (O Allaah, You are forgiving and You love forgiveness, so forgive me).* - *Ask ALLAH to grant you Lailatul Qadr and accept from you whatever ‘ibaadaat you did by His tawfeeq.* - *If you have found these tips useful, apply them and share with others too.* -) *_Indeed Allahu WaAllam._* -) *Jazaakallaahu Khairan for Reading:* *You can also join our telegram channel for : Islamic Reminders , News updates,Islamic articles etc,* https://t.me/ZimMuslimsCODawah *Kindly do forward/share to all Muslims and Allah Will reward you In shaa'a Allah. Sharing of Knowledge is Sadaqatul-Jaariyah.*

*Ramadan Reminder( Day 25 )* *Today is the 25th day of Ramadan, and in less than a week this blessed month will come to an end for this year.* We should now be spending a little time each day reflecting on our performance throughout this month and think about ways to improve in order to end even better and stronger than we started. One of the aspects we should also be reflecting upon is whether or not we have been exhibiting sabr (patience) throughout this month. With fasting and praying long hours, it can become easy to eventually start to lose momentum and even become frustrated at times. In times like this we should remember to be patient with our worship, and remember that this month will soon be leaving us and we will not get the chance to exert ourselves in worship during this time again until next year, if Allah gives us the chance to witness another Ramadan. So remind yourself of the rewards you are in sha Allah gaining, not only for the worship, but also for the sabr you have in doing that worship. There are different types of sabr when it comes to ibadah. There is the sabr in acting upon acts of worship, like praying and giving charity, and there is sabr in abstaining from sins, like lying, cheating, etc. In these last days of Ramadan, you have the chance to gain the reward for both types of sabr. When you are standing long during the night prayers, have sabr and realize that in shaa Allah you will be rewarded for the sleep you are sacrificing, and the tiredness you are feeling due to your prayer. When you are fasting, realize that you are in sha Allah being rewarded for the hunger and thirst you are feeling by leaving off food and drink for the sake of Allah. And as mentioned, remind yourself that the end is very near, and use that as motivation to try to go to an even greater level in your worship in these last few days. May Allah allow you and your loved ones to always be amongst the sabireen no matter what difficulty you are tested with, Aameen. -)#Ramadan #Reminder #2 *Sayyiduna Ibn Abbaas رضي الله عنهما says,* *He heard Nabee صلى الله عليه وسلم saying* _On *laylatul qadr* four people are deprived of the forgiveness of Allah Taàlah:_ *(1)* Those addicted to wine *(2)* Those who are disobedient to their parents *(3)* Those who cut themselves from their near relatives *(4)* Those who Harbour ill feelings in their hearts against their fellow brethren and break off relations with them *_(Ibn Hibban, Baihaqi)_* -) Jazaakallaahu Khairan for Reading; -) *Learn more about Ramadan via this link below;* http://bit.ly/ImportantRamadanReminders *Kindly do forward/share to all Muslims and Allah Will reward you In shaa'a Allah. Sharing of Knowledge is Sadaqatul-Jaariyah.*

*Ramadan Reminder ( Day 24 )* *#Revision:* Did you know that? *The month of Ramadan is highly honored by Allah, His Prophet (ﷺ) as well as Muslims throughout generations.* In the Qur’an, Allah mentions Ramadan by name and refers to it in different verses. Allah Almighty says: *“The month of Ramadan in which was revealed the Quran, a guidance for mankind, and clear proofs of the guidance, and the Criterion (of right and wrong). And whosoever of you is present, let him fast the month, and whosoever of you is sick or on a journey, (let him fast the same) number of other days. Allah desires for you ease; He desires not hardship for you, and (He desires) that you should complete the period, and that you should magnify Allah for having guided you, and that peradventure you may be thankful.” (Al-Baqarah 2:185)* *So, the month of Ramadan is the month of Qur’an, fasting, Remembrance of Allah, itikaf, visiting Muslims, getting your heart ready to receive the light of this month.* _The Prophet (ﷺ) used to say these words when the month of Shaban draws to a close, “O Muslims! A noble and generous month has come to you. A month in which a night is better than one thousand months and this month is the month of charity, patience, and mercy. In this month the gates of Paradise become wide open and the gates of Hell are shut, and the devils are chained…” (An-Nasa’i)_ *The Prophet (ﷺ) urged us to fast, not only from food and drink, but also to refrain from any bad behavior, whether it is against one’s self, the society or the humanity at large.* Had the Muslims really known the status of Ramadan in Allah’s Sight, they would have wished if the whole year is Ramadan. -)#Ramadan #Reminder #2 -) *THE RIGHT FORMAT OF MAKING DUA* : _Before making any dua especially in this blessed moment, we are thought to -) Praise ALLAH (Subhanahu WaTa’ala ) and to thank HIM and show gratitude to HIS RAHMAH.  Example is the first 3 verses of suratul Fatihah, Aayatul Kursy. Laailaaha illaa Anta, Anta Nuurus Samaawaati wal Ard, etc._ -) *You then follow that by sending salutations to the Prophet(Salaat Alan Nabi) which is "Allah humma salli alaa muhammad wa-alaa aali muhammad kama sallaita alaa Ibraaheem wa alaa aali Ibraheem inna ka hameed um majeed. Allah hummabarik alaa muhammad wa alaa aali muhammad kamaa baarakta alaa Ibraaheem wa alaa aali Ibraheem inna ka hameed um majeed".* -) _Then Make your dua starting from those mentioned in Quran and Sunnah in Arabic like saying Allahummah Ajirnii Minan Naar(Oh ALLAH Protect me from the hell fire). Then you can use your language to request dua for yourself, family and all Muslims especially Accross the Globe._ -) *End your dua by another salutations to the Prophet as above then say "Alhamdulillahi Rabbil Aalameen with certainty that ALLAH has answered the dua. The above are recommended format in making dua.* _Lets note that our dua doesn't get to ALLAH if we are in constant disobedience to HIM. Its like washing your dirty cloths with urine, wasting your time isn't it?_ _Lets fear the day we will be taking to our grave by our love ones and avoid any sins especially the open ones like boy/girl_ _relationships(zina),etc_ *Indeed Allah knows best* *May Allah( Subhanahu wa Ta’ala) grants us all the true understanding, forgive our sins and accept our duas,Aameen* *-)Jazaakallaahu Khairan for Reading; * *Allah Subhanahu WaTa’ala says : 'And remind for indeed Reminder benefits the believers' (Qur'an 51:55).* _-)Learn More About islam via this Link below :_ https://bit.ly/ImportantRamadanReminders *Kindly do forward/share to all Muslims and Allah Will reward you In shaa'a Allah. Sharing of Knowledge is Sadaqatul-Jaariyah.*

*Ramadan Reminder ( Day 23 )* -) *Some Tips to get the best out of the blessed last 10 Nights of Ramadan* -) *No matter how good or bad your Ramadan went, enter the last 10 Days well prepared, with pure intentions, full energy and a positive outlook.* -) _Listen to or read the Tafsir of Surah Al-Qadr to know about this amazing night, to switch that mode ON and to keep it remained ON for all the nights. It could fall on any of the last 10 nights._ -) *Choose the most comfortable place for worship in your home or Masjid. Avoid leaning on pillows & cushions while reciting Qur’an or Adhkaar so as to keep your back straight.* -) _Switch off your mobile phones, iPads and Laptops if possible.( if they might not bring any GOOD to you_ -) *If you’re alone, recite the Qur’an in a loud beautiful voice so that your ears & heart remain involved with the recitation and you don’t feel drowsy. Plus it has an amazingly calming effect trust me!* _If you’re not alone then you can recite in a normal volume not to disturb others but can listen to a Qiraa-at in high volume using your earphone._ ( To be Continued in shaa Allah ) -) #Ramadan #Reminder #2 *Significance of last 10 days of Ramadan* : (part 2 / 2) The Prophet of Allah (peace be upon Him) has said, "A Nafal Ibadat performed in the month of Ramadan is equivalent to one Fard performed in other months." One Fard (obligatory duty) performed in this month is equivalent to seventy Fards performed in other months. These depend on the devotion shown during performing divine duties (Ibadat). As during the time of Itiqaf, the devotion becomes intense, so, it is natural that, Sawab (divine reward) will be greater during this time. Though Taraweeh, Nafal Salat, reciting the Quran, Dhikr, Tasbeeh etc have not been made an obligatory duty during Ramadan, but, considering the other matters, these activities deserve greater Sawab (divine reward) during the month of Ramadan. -) Jazaakallaahu Khairan for Reading; Learn more about Ramadan via this link below; http://bit.ly/ImportantRamadanReminders Kindly do forward/share to all Muslims and Allah Will reward you In shaa'a Allah. Sharing of Knowledge is Sadaqatul-Jaariyah.

*Ramadan Reminder ( Day 22 )* *Significance of last 10 days of Ramadan* : *There is a night named Lailatul Qadr in these ten days. This is superior than one thousand months. An individual who performs Ibadat on this night will find his previous sins forgiven. The Greatest Prophet (peace be upon Him) used to spend more time and did perform more laborious activities on this night, this was not seen in other nights. For example, in the Bukhari Sharif, it has come in a Hadith narrated by Ayesha (Radi Allahu Taala Aanha) that, "The Prophet (PBUH) used to remain awake on this night and He used to recited the Quran, performed Salat and prayer on this night.* *The Prophet (peace be upon Him) used to tighten the clothes he wore. He used to stay awake at night and made his family members awake. For example, according to Bukhari and Muslim, narrated by Ayesha (May Allah be pleased with her), "The Prophet (pbuh) stayed away from sleep during the nights of last ten days. He woke his family members on these nights so that they could perform Ibadat (religious duties).* _There is special blessing and several characteristics of the last ten days of Ramadan. According to the language of one Hadith, "Itukun Minan Niran", that is, this period has been termed as the part to get liberated from hell. At this time, a man take himself to a sublime level of greatness through the activities of reciting the holy Quran, Nafal Salat, Dhikr, Tasbih (declaring the sacredness of Allah Subhanallahu Wa Ta'ala ), Munazat (prayer) etc._ *The Prophet (pbuh) used to tighten his lungi (a piece of clothing stretching from the hip to the ankle), It means that, he used to stay away from his wives on these days. Another characteristic of these ten days is that, the Prophet ﷺ used to perform Eteqaf in the mosque on these last ten days. He did not leave the mosque without necessity. As a proof of importance of Lailatul Qadr, Allah Rabbul Alamin has given this night the highest honor among all the nights.* _Prayer should be performed with great devotion during this time. Praying should be done again and again. And these prayers should be performed alone and with great devotion. It should be expected that these prayers would be accepted. The prayer should be done for the believer himself and for his near ones, for those who are alive and those who have passed away. -) #Ramadan #Reminder #2 *Some special features in Ramadan: The Last Ten Nights* Almighty Allah( Subhanahu wa Ta’ala ) Says ; 1. “Indeed we have revealed it (the Quran) in the Honored Night. 2. And what will explain to you what the Honored Night is? 3. The Honored Night is better than a thousand months. 4. In it, the angels descend as well as the Spirit (Gabriel) by the permission of their Lord, with all types of decrees. 5. ‘Peace’ it is until the rising of dawn.” (Quran:97:1-5) It was Ramadan in which the Quran was revealed from the heavens to the Earth. More specifically, it was one of the last ten nights of this blessed month. The Prophetﷺ said: “Seek the Honored Night in the last ten.” (Saheeh Al-Bukhari) On that night, worship and good deeds are better than performing them for a thousand months, as mentioned in the verses above. -) Jazaakallaahu Khairan for Reading: Like / Follow our *OFFICIAL* Facebook page for more Reminders , News updates,Islamic articles etc, https://m.facebook.com/ZimbabweMuslimCommunityDawah *Kindly do forward/share to all Muslims and Allah Will reward you In shaa'a Allah. Sharing of Knowledge is Sadaqatul-Jaariyah.*

*Ramadan Reminder ( Day 21 )* *Some things to do on The last 10 days Ramadan* ( Part 2 / 2) 6. *Call your relatives to make Eid plans* Islam puts a premium on maintaining family ties. If you haven’t been able to keep in touch with relatives, use these last 10 days to call or shoot them an email or text about getting together for Eid-al-Fitr. 7. *Shop and give* As you shop for Eid or back to school items for yourself or your kids, pick up a few extra clothes or supplies and drop them off at various sites collecting these things for those in need. 8. *Make your last fasts really count* If you’ve caught yourself succumbing to un-Ramadan-like habits while fasting, make an extra special effort in these last days of the month to become conscious of these behaviors and stop them before they start. These can range from swearing, backbiting, talking about frivolous things, watching television shows or movies with sexual innuendo or jokes, etc. 9. *Set your alarm for Tahajjud* It’s hard getting up for Suhoor, so why make the effort for Tahajjud? This blessed time is one in which Allah is very close, answering prayers and offering forgiveness, in particular (Bukhari). Multiply that by the fact that it’s Ramadan and you’ve got an exceptional opportunity to really connect with God and ask for all that you need or want. 10. *Maximize you DUA* Use as many of Ramadan’s last minutes to make plenty of Dua. These include not only the standard supplications recommended for everyday use (e.g. before and after eating, dressing, entering and leaving the home, etc.), and those seeking God’s Mercy and Forgiveness. Truly pour your heart out, asking from the One Who already knows your needs and wants and faces no barriers to fulfilling them. -) #Ramadan #Reminder #2 *Alhamdulillah, yesterday we reached Last 10 Days of Ramadaan* *Among them is a night of Laylatul Qadr. Its too precious - Its a night better than 1️0️0️0️ Months* *️So Please take advantage of Last 10 Nights.️* *Last 10 odd nights:* 21st 23rd 25th 27th 29th (On 20th day of fasting that night is 21st night and on 22nd day of Fast that night is 23rd and so on..) -) *Laylah tul-Qadr Checklist* - Isha Prayer - Taraweeh Prayer - Recite Qur'an -️Memorize Few Ayahs -️ Do Istighfaar -Give Sadaqah -Read Tafseer of Any Surah or Ayaat -Ask Allahﷻfor all your needs & wants -) *If you wanna take a short nap * -Do Fresh Wudu (Ablution) -Recite al-Mulk & al-Sajdah -Forgive Everyone Before Sleeping -Bed Time Adhkaar -Seek Allah's Forgiveness -) *Wake Up* -Recite Ale Imran Last 10 Ayahs -Pray Tahajjud -Loads of Istighfaar -Pull out your du'a list again -) _Sayyiduna Umar رضي الله عنه narrates_ _Rasulullah صلى الله عليه وسلم said:_ *“The one who remembers Allah [does dhikr] in Ramadan will be forgiven and the one who asks Allah in [Ramadan] will not be at a loss/disappointed”* _(Al Mu’jamul Awsat, Hadith: 6166)_ -) Jazaakallaahu Khairan for Reading; Learn more about Ramadan via this link below; http://bit.ly/ImportantRamadanReminders Kindly do forward/share to all Muslims and Allah Will reward you In shaa'a Allah. Sharing of Knowledge is Sadaqatul-Jaariyah.