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Countdown to Ramadan 2024: 100 Days Away!

5Dec

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Islam

Countdown to Ramadan 2024: 100 Days Away!

Ramadan 2024 is exactly 100 days away. This is a significant milestone in the Islamic calendar, and it is a time for Muslims to start preparing for the holy month. I pray that Allah SWT makes preparing for Ramadan easy and that you have a blessed and rewarding month. In just 100 days, Muslims worldwide will welcome the sacred month of Ramadan 2024. This marks a special time in the Islamic calendar, where believers prepare their hearts and minds for a month of fasting, prayer, and reflection. Let us be prepared and ready as Allah, the All-Knowing, All-Wise, instructs: “O you who believe! Endure, outdo all others in endurance, be ready, and observe your duty to Allah, in order that ye may succeed.” [1] The early generations of the Ummah used to make du’a 6 months after Ra...

Natural ways to Calm down an stress upset stomach in Ramadan

7Apr

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Health

Natural ways to Calm down an stress upset stomach in Ramadan

Along with the blessings from Allah Almighty, Ramadan brings one more thing as well. That is disturbed stomach, heartburn, and lethargy. In this article, we will discuss a few natural ways to cater to these problems so we can gather more absolution in peace. Ramadan is here and it is that time of the year when our Muslim friends fast for a month and feast at the break of dawn and dusk. This practice doesn't only test mental and physical endurance it also helps cultivate empathy and brings discipline to life. However, one can't deny that one month's Roza is difficult and takes a toll on health. We will discuss a few natural ways to avoid stress upset stomach problems. Acid reflux, bloating, and other digestive issues are very common during Ramadan due to the fasting routine. Not eati...

Kabsa among Famous Ramadan cuisines around Globe

31Mar

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Kabsa among Famous Ramadan cuisines around Globe

Muslims around the world have oceans and entire continents separating them. When the month of Ramadan comes along, though, they’re connected through collective worship and reflection. This connection is powerful, and enjoying different Ramadan cuisines from around the world can make it even stronger. Ramadan is a time for reflection, patience, generosity, and overall goodwill. It is also a time to connect with family and friends and to build community over shared meals and prayers. While certain cuisines such as dates, Kabsa (rice and meat dish) , pastries, and juices unite Iftar tables everywhere. There is vivid variation in Iftar spreads around the world. However, every family has its little culinary customs for the holy month. Which makes the experience warmer and more personal each...

Jummah Tul Wida- Significance of Last Friday of Ramadan

29Apr

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Islam

Jummah Tul Wida- Significance of Last Friday of Ramadan

The most pious month for the Muslims is about to end soon. The last Friday of Ramadan is on today, Muslims are excited but sad as well as the holy month is about to end. Friday is always been the favorite day for Muslims. Muslims pray five times a day every day, but the most important prayer of the week is “Jummah,” or the day of gathering, on Friday. It is mandatory for Muslim men to offer Friday prayer as long as they are not traveling. When Friday comes in the Holy month of Ramadan it has its own significance. The last Friday of Ramadan is known as Jummah Tul Wida. 'Jummah Tul Wida', the word Alvida means "GoodBye". This special day has countless blessings which Muslims look for a whole year. This special day brings abundant blessings, endless mercy, and salvation to the seekers...

The spiritual significance of last Ashra of Ramadan

24Apr

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The spiritual significance of last Ashra of Ramadan

Ramadan is a month of spiritual cleansing and purification for Muslims. The last Ashra of Ramadan holds even more significance for Muslims all around the world. Muslims seek salvation before the month comes to an end. Ashra of Ramadan Of the major three Ashras of Ramadan, it is the third one that is valued greatly among Muslims. There are a lot of reasons, why it is valued more. One of the major reasons is it is the last Ashra and with it, Ramadan ends, so Muslims try to make the most out of it. The last ten days of Ramadan require greater devotion and dedication to making the most out of it. Muslims do Itikaf in these last 10 days to follow the Sunnah of their Prophet (PBUH). It is not compulsory for every Muslim to do Itikaf as it is a Sunnah. It is the renowned Sunnah of Prop...