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Blessings of Ramadan
When the first night of Ramadan arrives, Allah gazes upon them with mercy, and whoever Allah looks upon with a glance of mercy will never be punished.
In the evening, the smell from their mouths (caused by hunger) is more fragrant to Allah than the scent of musk. The angels continuously pray for their forgiveness during the day and night.
Allah commands Paradise: “Adorn yourself for My righteous servants; soon they will find relief in My home and My grace from the hardships of the world.”
When the last night of Ramadan arrives, Allah forgives everyone.”
A person stood and asked: “O Messenger of Allah! Is that Laylat al-Qadr?”
The Prophetصَلَّى الـلّٰـهُ عَلَيْهِ وَاٰلِهٖ وَسَلَّم replied, “No! Do you not see that when labourers finish their work, they are then given their wages?”[1]
There was a man named Muhammad who did not pray throughout the year. When the blessed month of Ramadan arrived, he would wear clean clothes, offer all five daily prayers consistently, and even make up the missed prayers of the previous year.
People asked him, “Why do you do this?”
He replied, “This is the month of mercy, blessings, repentance, and forgiveness. Perhaps Allah will forgive me because of this action.”
When he passed away, someone saw him in a dream and asked, مَا فَعَلَ اللّٰهُ بِکَ - “How did Allah deal with you?”
He answered, “Allah forgave me because I honoured Ramadan.”[2]
BOOK TOPIC
- The One Who Does Not Recite Ṣalāt Is Unfortunate
- Blessings of Ramadan
- The Doorway to Worship
- Revelation of the noble Quran
- Definition of “Ramadan”
- The Palace with Golden Doors
- Five Special Blessings
- The Devotee of Ramadan
- Allah Is Self-Sufficient
- The Gates of Paradise Open
- Respect the Blessed Month of Ramadan!
- Mercy upon a Fire Worshipper
- Will We Not Die?
- A Year’s Good Deeds Destroyed
- The One Who Sins in Ramadan
- A Warning to the Ungrateful
- The Terrifying Scene in the Grave
- Play and Amusement During the Nights of Ramadan
- Passing Time While Fasting
- Durood-o-Salam Mobile Application
- What Is Correct?
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