Ramadan is the month of fasting
for compensation of sins and cleansing of the soul. It is an answer to the
carnal needs for sleeping, eating and drinking. A way that inspires control in
lives, making sure that the requirements are met according to the crucial
requirements within the chase of appreciation towards Allah Almighty. Fasting
is the most excellent practice of faithfulness and a agreement between maker and
created.
“And the most beloved of deeds to
Allah are those that are continuous, even if they are few.” [Sunan an-Nasa’i]
Arrangement of Good Habits
Before Ramadan, we are more listening
carefully about health, wealth and furtiveness and in Ramadan, we are worried
about Fikar and Zikar. The important thing after Ramadan is Istiqama i.e. to grasp
onto the good behavior adopted in Ramadan. In Hadith the value of good manners
has explained as:
“Nothing is weightier on the
Scale of Deeds than one’s Good manners.” [Al-Bukhari]
Keep Up the Perform of Fasting
It was the favorite tradition of
our prophet (PBUH) to watch fast on some exact days and many Hadiths
authenticate the meaning of keeping Saum on Monday and Thursday. In Hadith it
is narrated that:
“The Prophet of Allah used to
fast on Monday and Thursday. When he was asked about it, he said: The works of
the servants (of Allah) are presented (to Allah) on Monday and Thursday.”
[Sunan Abi Dawud]
Aid organization and Patching Up With Prayers
During Ramadan, we all have made
ourselves on time for offering Salah that embarks regulation in order to get
the level of spirit for becoming a most excellent practicing Muslim. Repeated
of this compulsion is not particularly tough when it is just a day or two of
Ramadan exit. Donate to Masjid organization, feed a poor or the least you can
do is to teach someone something good to keep up with the pace of Zakat after
Ramadan as aid organization is among those things that will establish to be the
redeemer at the Day of Judgment as narrated in Hadith:
“When a man dies, his good deeds
come to an end except three: ongoing charity, beneficial knowledge, and
righteous offspring who will pray for him.” [Muslim]
Continuation of Shared Meals
Ramadan is a social ceremony to revitalize
the communal relationship apart from religious practice. Muslims invite their family
member for Aftar meals to smash their fasts, a way to sit together and refresh
the significance of family get together. Aftar meals can be arranged for the
deserved and deprived one depending on the istita’at of Muslim beings. To stay
this practice intact one can position communal meals for family and friends or
either can nourish the poor, as they deemed preferable.
“Do good deeds properly,
sincerely and moderately, and remember that you shall enter Paradise only
through Allah’s Mercy, and also remember that the most beloved deed to Allah is
that which is regular and constant even if it is little.” [Bukhari]
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