#ramadankareem

[abujandal911]

[invitetoislam92]

[maihonhassan]

"I wonder about the man who loses hope, despite the possibility of forgiveness."

- Hazrat Ali AS

Nahj al-Balāgha -87

[crazy-m1st]

EID MUBARAK!!!!!!!!

all you guys get a eida

[soulflowrss]

‎اَللّهُمَّ بَلِّغْنَا رَمَضَان

𝘈𝘭𝘭𝘢𝘩𝘶𝘮𝘮𝘢 𝘉𝘢𝘭𝘭𝘪𝘨𝘩𝘯𝘢 𝘙𝘢𝘮𝘢𝘥𝘢𝘯

“Oh Allah, let us reach the month of Ramadan.” 🤎🌙

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[razaulhoqrajon]

Ramadan Mubarak! May this holy month bring you peace, prosperity, and endless blessings.

[zoey-nerd]

ramadan kareem!

may this month bring a real ceasefire, and more peaceful times for palestine.

[quranwithsehar]

The one best thing that I have done for myself is building a relationship with the book of Allah. A relationship that compels me to open the Quran at least once a day. This has been my goal for a very long time, and it has done wonders for me. I want to share how I have created this habit because Ramadan is here, and we all need this.

1. I started reading one ayah per day with tafsir. Just one. No more. Even if I wanted to read more, I stopped myself. Because if I get overwhelmed, Shaytan will make it really hard for me to resume. My goal has been to read at least one ayah but read Quran daily, without any breaks. Reading just one ayah with tafsir and while taking notes hardly takes 10-15 minutes. So, it gets easy and does not take much time. You can easily start your Quran journey with this approach.

2. I have not set a scheduled time - nope! I will read at 1 am, sometimes at 3 am if that's when I get done with everything else, and sometimes in the afternoon if that's the only time I can take out of my schedule to read the Quran. The goal is to read daily, not read only after Fajr. I mean, it's awesome if you can do it, but since I struggle with this, I have not restricted myself. This has made a significant difference in my Quran journey.

3. I am taking it slow. I am not in a rush to complete the entire Quran in a month or year. My goal is to learn it thoroughly, not complete it in a given time frame. So, with no rush and no time bomb ticking over my head, I feel comfortable and easy to stay connected with the Quran.

4. Look up your favorite Ustadh or course - for me, it's always been Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan. So, I have subscribed to Bayyinah, which means I know what I am going to read today, I know the next lesson is saved there, I don't have to create a timetable or a schedule of what to read and how to read. It's all available in the Bayyinah app. Simply login, play the video, and start learning.

That's it. Just simple 4 steps. Nothing big. So, Ramadan Kareem, and may this month become an opportunity for you to build a long-lasting relationship with the Quran. Ameen Ya Rab.