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Devotion For Ramadan
* Contentment is to be pleased despite not having day-to-day items.[1]
* Now when turning our attention to reliance, there are three levels to this:
1. Reliance upon Allah
2. Accepting His commands
3. Leaving all one’s affairs to Him.[2]
* To be content and patient upon worldly things is good, but having enthusiasm concerning matters of the hereafter is superior. Do not be content upon reaching any level in the religion; try and progress further.[3]
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BOOK TOPIC
- Devotion for Ramaḍān
- Excellence of sending ṣalāt upon the Prophet صَلَّى الـلّٰـهُ عَلَيْهِ وَاٰلِهٖ وَسَلَّم
- Farewell Ramaḍān! Farewell!
- Death during a speech on the farewell Friday
- Value the remaining moments
- The grateful rock
- What is meant by shukr?
- A duʿā of the righteous
- An objective of Ramaḍān: Correcting the nafs ammārah
- Ways to correct the nafs ammārah
- The virtues of silence
- The virtues of hunger
- The harm of a single wrong word
- The tongue is like a venomous snake
- The excellences and benefits of nafl fasts
- Two merits of nafl fasts
- Three virtues of the 6 fasts of Shawwāl
- Sinless like a new-born
- Like fasting a lifetime
- Fasting throughout the year
- When should the 6 fasts of Shawwāl be kept?
- Continuing our efforts to understand the Quran
- The Ṣirāṭ al-Jinān app
- Encouragement towards Pious Deed number 24
- Department of Masjid Imams
- Madani pearls concerning reliance and contentment
