Eid mubarak

   Ramadan Lessons #22 What is Eid should be Eid is one of the happiest days for Muslims. When we win the game and get rewarded, we are filled with happiness and joy. It's just what we were all waiting for. This is also the reward day for our fasting. Right now we should ask ourselves, have we done our fasting properly to get the rewards from Allah? If we haven’t, we don't have to be helpless. Because right now there are still just a few more days left before eid. We should try our best during the remaining days of Ramadan. There are two groups of people when returning from Eid prayer. One group are the losers and the disappointed. And another group are the people has been rewarded and is grateful. Allah (T) will say to them, “ Go, you have been forgiven. You make me happy and now I will make you happy.” So we should try to be like the second group of people...

             The month of Ramzan is that in which the Quran was revealed - a guidance for mankind,proofs of guidance, and the criterion of right and wrong. It is a time of fasting for those who are present. It  is said that since Allah does not desire hardships for his followers, the follower should complete the period of fasting and magnify Allah for having guided him, and be thankful. Allah wanted people to understand the importance of ‘Empathy’. Empathy is to place oneself in another's shoes. When we get food anytime we want, it is easy to become complacent and forget exactly how  lucky we are to have food on our plate and a shelter over our heads. The fasting of Ramzan teaches Muslims to be patient, unselfish, kind. It gives them strength, makes them resilient and brings them together. It teaches people to be thankful to God for providing ...