welocme Holy month Ramadan رمضان المبارک کے مقدس مہینے کو خوش آمدید

Asslamoalaikum, sisters, brothers and friends we are welocoming the most awaited month of the Islamic calendar, the holy month of Ramadan

“When the month of Ramadan starts, the gates of the heaven are opened and the gates of Hell are closed and the devils are chained.” (Bukhari)

The month of countless blessings.

The month in which billions Muslims all around the world fast separately, yet together.

It is during this month the Prophet (?) was visited by Jibril who revealed to him the beginnings of what would later be known as the Qur’an.

During this month our relationship with our creator evolves. And like any relationship if we give it our time, attention and focus we can strengthen and reinforce this bond.

Allah’s Messenger (?) was recorded as saying, “Actions are judged by the doer’s intentions. Whatever a man has set his heart on, he shall have it. So he who emigrates for God and his Messenger will be led by his emigration to just that destination. And he who emigrates for wordly reasons, to enrich himself or to marry, will be led to just those objectives.” [1]

Here’s some homework for you:

What you are intending for?
What do you hope you get out of this month?
How do you wish to grow during this month?
How can you be of service and help others?

Don’t just try and go through the motions of fasting and prayers. Try to absorb as much rewards and good deeds as you can (this is something we should be asking ourselves everyday. Don’t just let this moment slip by without having gained something, let it move you).

Ramadan is not just about testing your will power and abstaining from food. At a deeper level, Ramadan is about transcending to become the best versions of ourselves to please Allah (swt). To abstain from all things negative, be it in wicked thoughts, words, or actions.

It’s a reflective period where we analyze the person we are becoming.

Are we on the right path or headed down a bad direction? To err is human and Ramadan is the time to course correct.

Inshallah, I hope the best for you this Ramadan. May we all grow spiritually.

The Five Verses In Qur’an About Ramadan
There are a total of five different ayats which mention Ramadan in the Quran. Here they are in Arabic with the English translation.

1. Surah Baqarah Ayah 183. ...
2. Surah Baqarah Ayah 184. ...
3. Surah Baqarah Ayah 185. ...
4. Surah Baqarah Ayah 187. ...
5. Surah Al Qadr:
(97:1) Behold, We revealed this (Qur'an) on the Night of Power. (97:2) And what do you know what the Night of Power is?
(97:3) The Night of Power is better than a thousand months.

so friends ,from tomorow going we will be discribed commentary wa virtues of above verses of quran in detail and upto end of Ramadan we will be discribed same time daily about virtues and islamic incidents about ramzan.

We pray to Allah Ta'ala that Allah Ta'ala grants the Muslim Ummah the ability to follow our beloved religion Islam, Allah Ta'ala forgives all our mistakes, Allah Ta'ala grants peace and prosperity to Pakistan, Ameen Allah Hafiz.