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[frommydiary]

"But with Allah you are valuable".

[sabrgirl]

ramadan series: things to do during ramadan ♡

read Qur'an every day after fajr

try to pray on time

recite istighfar

memorise a few surahs - make a target goal

listen to Islamic lectures

pray extra voluntary prayers

do lots of zikr throughout the day

read and learn the translation of surahs and du'as

share iftar with a neighbour / friend

smile more

pray in the masjid more

give charity (sadaqa)

study and learn islamic knowledge

share knowledge that you have

increase your remembrance of Allah SWT

prepare a meal for loved ones breaking fasts

read islamic books

recite Qur'an daily

make goals and try to make them habits

meal prep

learn new hadith

learn names of Allah and invoke Him with them

practise gratitude at the end of every fast / day

recognise your weaknesses and create an action plan to improve

read the commentary of a few surahs

listen to islamic podcasts

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may He protect those lost when they reach jannah and watch over all those who have lost who live still

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Hold Tight To The Remembrance Of Allāh

Shaykh Sālih Ibn ‘Abd Al-‘Azīz Āl Ash-Shaykh حفظه الله said:

“Pay attention to the usage of favours, times of ease, and present conditions. Favours pour down from morning to evening, but where is the remembrance of Allāh? Where is the gratitude? Shaytān may come to and make one think oneself deserving of these favours due to one's actions, forgetting one's sins, transgressions, shortcomings, and the favour of Allāh the Exalted, on an individual level or a societal level. Thus it is obligatory upon the slaves of Allāh - as individuals and as a community - to give attention to the times of ease and favours, holding tightly to the remembrance of Allāh. Then when the hard times come, Allāh the Exalted will bring ease.”

[Advices Of Abū Ad-Dardā’, pg.39. Translated By Rasheed Ibn Estes Barbee]

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The more you trust Allah, the easier it becomes to be patient.

[frnkieroismydaddy]

Health is morally neutral. Being healthy doesn't mean you're a better person and being unhealthy doesn't mean you're a bad person.

Allah swt is not punishing you with disease or disability or illness. These are just facts of life and have nothing to do with how good or kind you are.

You are deserving of good things and love and kindness regardless of your body. Allah swt loves you the way you are and He understands that your body has limits.

[frommydiary]

Ibn Al-Qayyim رحمه الله said:

“How strange does it seem, that these tests which weigh a ton on our chest today will one day elevate us. Elevate us so high, that we will thank Allah. We will thank Him for testing us, for loving us and for giving us more than anyone could imagine.”

[Al-Fawa’id | Pg. 119]

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ramadan series: ramadan for women on their periods ♡

sometimes, it can be disheartening when we're on our period during ramadan - especially if during the last 10 days of ramadan - and it may feel like we are missing out on the blessings as we cannot fast or pray. however, there are other things we can do to take part and it is important to plan what you will do on these days in advance.

some things you can do are:

sit and talk to Allah سُبْحَٰنَهُۥ وَتَعَٰلَىٰ

one of my favourite things to do is just talk to Allah, whether I'm sitting down or walking around. He is always there listening, so why not talk to Him like He is your Friend? ask for what you would ask for during salah, have a conversation and pour out your heart as though you were in sujood - except now, you're just talking with him outside of prayer! this is a great way to boost your connection and relationship with Allah سُبْحَٰنَهُۥ وَتَعَٰلَىٰ .

gain islamic knowledge

there are many ways to do this such as: - reading an islamic book - watching islamic lectures / videos - listening to islamic podcasts

study surahs

if you type in 'tafsir surah _____' on youtube, there are videos out there that can help you understand surahs in more depth and learn lessons from them. someone on youtube said why not study Surah Maryam to learn about an important woman during this time and get inspiration from her!

there are many resources to study the commentary of the Qur'an online that you can read, too.

eat healthily and regain nourishment

this is a time to eat healthily and drink lots of water to rejuvenate your body and have a break before you fast again. cook and eat healthier recipes to help get your energy up so that when you do fast again, you are able to do so better Insha’Allah.

increased dhikr

make a plan for yourself. for example - maybe you'll want to recite istighfar and subhanallah x250 times during salah times so that, although you can’t pray at the moment, you are still remembering Allah during prayer times and gaining blessings. 

perhaps you can even wake up at Tahajjud or Fajr time and do dhikr then, to remember Him during the early hours when you would usually wake up to fast and pray. 

you can recite Durood Sharif as soon as you wake up or when you’re about to go to sleep

learn names of Allah and invoke Him with them during du’as.

listen to the Qur'an

we may not be able to physically touch and read the Qur'an Mushaf during this time, but we can still listen to it, alhamdulillah. play it aloud and listen to it throughout the day as you cook, study, go for a walk, etc. there are many playlists of the Holy Qur'an on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube. 

you can also read it on your devices (phones, laptops), as you are not physically touching the Mushaf, and can download PDFs of the Qur’an too.

do charitable acts

increase your charity and pay sadaqah, give to the poor, have a little sadaqah box, make iftar for the homeless or for neighbours or family and friends.

rest!

our bodies go through different things during our periods and different women experience different symptoms. aside from doing good deeds, make sure to also listen to your body and take care of your physical and mental health too. this can also help get your energy levels up to fast again after, Insha’Allah, and is also counted as a good deed as you will be taking care of yourself!

don't forget that good deeds are multiplied during ramadan, alhamdulillah, so don't fret when you get your period. Allah سُبْحَٰنَهُۥ وَتَعَٰلَىٰ can and will still be pleased with you and your acts and answer your du'as.

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Mini istikhara duaa/supplication

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يَا مُقَلِّبَ الْقُلُوبِ ثَبِّتْ قَلْبِي عَلَى دِينِكَ

Oh turner of hearts, keep my heart firm on your deen

[faithful-diaries]

"If you lost against your toxic desires and end up asking him to make you a better you, He loves you.

If the moon shines upon your tears on your insomniac nights, He loves you.

If the Sun is still heartwarmingly bright for your eyes lost in void, He loves you.

If you sit to talk to Him without opening your mouth and letting your soul speak the truth, He loves you.

If you meet the two angels on your left and right, 5 times a day, He loves you.

If death crosses your mind and you ask him for more time to get things right, He loves you.

If you can still go back to Him for forgiveness, He loves you."

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“I was a hidden treasure. I loved to be known. Therefore, I created the creation so that I would be known.”

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Think of how pleased Allah SWT is when we do what we created to do, that is remembering him. Dhikr, salah, reciting Quran, learning about the deen, loving others for his sake, avoiding the haram, performing good deeds with the intention to please him, talking about islam, giving salam, giving zakat, repenting, making dua, helping fellow brothers and sisters, practice the sunnah, going to the mosque; all in remembrance and consciousness of Allah SWT.

May we leave ramadan knowing Allah SWT more than we did when we entered this blessed month. Ameen.