❝The Quran is not meant to decorate our bookshelves, but deeply penetrate our hearts.
You can tell the pages of a Mushaf that has been read frequently. The cover is barely holding on, and the pages have creases from how frequently they were turned. Every year I remember my Mom's Mushaf and her recitation of the Quran in Ramadan. It was 2006 that she fasted her last Ramadan. If was as if she knew it would be her last, though there were no outward indications.
Her Ramadan that year was unlike any I'd ever seen. It was as if she didn't say a word except at the dinner table, because she spent it all in the recitation of the Quran. She was averaging half the Quran a day, and ended the month with 14 full Khatms. And I think she was disappointed she didn't finish 15.
Dear brothers and sisters, the month of Qur'an is upon us. Read it, reflect on it, and grow with it. Keep your tongue busy with it, and let it's meanings settle in your heart, and it's calls be manifested in your ways.
The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: "The Qur'an will come on the day of judgement in the form of a pale man and say, "I am the one who kept you up at night, and thirsty throughout the day." (Ibn Majah)
Oh Allah make it the spring of our hearts, the light of our chests, and the reliever of our distress. Oh Allah, let it be read frequently in our homes, and acted upon in our lives. Let our mushafs and places of prostration cry for us after we die, and testify for us when we are raised. Make us people of Qur'an. Ameen❞
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