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Anshallah you all doing well and in good Healrh and Eman ,as we all know the start of every move can open a new chapter in human life Some people are content with their routine life but some others like to have a new day every day What is important in this newness is the manner of its culmination, which means that with the start of any new act, a person ought to think of the eventual result. That is, whatever measures one takes, all efforts should be towards achieving a positive result The blessed month of Ramadhan is one of these valuable opportunities. Fasting Ramadhan rejuvenates our life and envelops us with God's mercy.In this month, we feel that we are very close to God
If we were to properly understand Ramadhan and become better cognizance of our owns selves, our life will, with a least doubt, be positively transformed. Ramadhan is an exceptional situation for the human beings who seek God. Those who seek real and lasting pleasures find a valuable opportunity to experience the spiritual bounties by abstaining from carnal desires. Ramadhan opens up the divine banquet to human beings, so that every one could take advantage of it. The host of this infinite banquet is the Merciful God Who invites all His servants. Among the delicacies of this glorious banquet are not only the fasting during daytime hours, but the prayers, the supplications, the recitation of the Holy Qur'an, the contemplation on its timeless wisdom, and the urge to do good to self, family, and society
The fasting starts with the Sahar or the pre-dawn meal and ends with the Iftar or the breaking of fast, usually by warm water, tea, milk, or dates, followed by a healthy meal. Ramadhan also guides those who have strayed away from the path. Of course, the gates of God's mercy and forgiveness are always open to human beings and it is the forgetful servants who deprived themselves of His mercy.
The first measure towards self and social reform is to ponder on the philosophy of fasting. Imam Zain al-Abedin (PBUH), the 4th Infallible Successor of Prophet Mohammad (blessings of God upon him and his progeny), says in one of his famous supplications: "O God! Bless Mohammad and his progeny and grant us the insight to understand the virtues of Ramadhan."
It means that whenever a person develops a proper recognition of this blessed month, he or she will welcome its advent and observe its commandments. The Prophet has been quoted as saying regarding the advent of Ramadhan: God is pure, so beware what you are welcoming and what a blessing is approaching
you.
The month of Ramadhan is referred to as Mobarak or blessed because of its numerous benefits in our life. The believers experiences the blessed moments throughout its days and nights, not just during prayers and supplications but even while sleeping or carrying out different routine work including office jobs or business deals, all of which become profoundly God-oriented with self and social good at heart and in mind. The whole atmosphere in this blessed month assumes an air of spirituality. If we take into consideration the main goal of creation and the real needs of the human race, we will find Ramadhan an excellent catalyst for spiritual growth and perfection.
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If we were to properly understand Ramadhan and become better cognizance of our owns selves, our life will, with a least doubt, be positively transformed. Ramadhan is an exceptional situation for the human beings who seek God. Those who seek real and lasting pleasures find a valuable opportunity to experience the spiritual bounties by abstaining from carnal desires. Ramadhan opens up the divine banquet to human beings, so that every one could take advantage of it. The host of this infinite banquet is the Merciful God Who invites all His servants. Among the delicacies of this glorious banquet are not only the fasting during daytime hours, but the prayers, the supplications, the recitation of the Holy Qur'an, the contemplation on its timeless wisdom, and the urge to do good to self, family, and society
The fasting starts with the Sahar or the pre-dawn meal and ends with the Iftar or the breaking of fast, usually by warm water, tea, milk, or dates, followed by a healthy meal. Ramadhan also guides those who have strayed away from the path. Of course, the gates of God's mercy and forgiveness are always open to human beings and it is the forgetful servants who deprived themselves of His mercy.
The first measure towards self and social reform is to ponder on the philosophy of fasting. Imam Zain al-Abedin (PBUH), the 4th Infallible Successor of Prophet Mohammad (blessings of God upon him and his progeny), says in one of his famous supplications: "O God! Bless Mohammad and his progeny and grant us the insight to understand the virtues of Ramadhan."
It means that whenever a person develops a proper recognition of this blessed month, he or she will welcome its advent and observe its commandments. The Prophet has been quoted as saying regarding the advent of Ramadhan: God is pure, so beware what you are welcoming and what a blessing is approaching
you.
The month of Ramadhan is referred to as Mobarak or blessed because of its numerous benefits in our life. The believers experiences the blessed moments throughout its days and nights, not just during prayers and supplications but even while sleeping or carrying out different routine work including office jobs or business deals, all of which become profoundly God-oriented with self and social good at heart and in mind. The whole atmosphere in this blessed month assumes an air of spirituality. If we take into consideration the main goal of creation and the real needs of the human race, we will find Ramadhan an excellent catalyst for spiritual growth and perfection.
,,,,,,,to be continue .
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