Advices Of Mashaikh Regarding Ramadhaan

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#16 [Permalink] Posted on 19th June 2014 13:51

Benifitting from the Month of Ramdhaan

"In order to truly benefit from the month of Ramadhan you need to understand its true spirit and purpose.

The purpose of this great month is to help us weaken our connection with the material world

and to strengthen our connection with Allāh ta'ala by excelling in spirituality.

Any worship driven and imbued with this spirit will truly be fruitful."

(Shaykh Muhammad Saleem Dhorat (Hafizahullah)
Shaykh.org

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#17 [Permalink] Posted on 19th June 2014 13:52

Anticipation for Ramadhaan

When a beloved is returning from a journey (a wife/husband awaiting each other's return, little children awaiting their parents' return etc.), and it is known that the plane has left and they are on their way, older people will keep looking at their watches and little children will look up at sky in excitement and anticipation. Thereafter at the airport once again they will watch as the plane lands and wait until finally they arrive.

The coming of Ramadhaan was like that to our Prophet sallallaahu 'alayhi wasallam and his Sahaabah! The du'a asking for the rain of blessings falling in Ramadhaan was made two months in advance. Do we have this same enthusiasm? Do we await Ramadhaan with the same anticipation? What do we talk about prior to the coming of Ramadhaan? Women discuss what foods to prepare for Ramadhaan and people worry about the offers in the shops on 'Eid clothes! We need to bring change in this attitude.

From Short Inspirational Audio of Shaykh Yunus Patel (Raheemahullah)

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#18 [Permalink] Posted on 19th June 2014 13:53

Three types of Fasting

Imam Al-Ghazali says that there are three types of fasting.

One is of the average Muslim (one who submits to the Will of Allah Almighty), he fasts only from food, drink, and marital relations.

The second is the fasting of the mu'min (believer) - he fasts from everything that is forbidden - bad language, bad thoughts, looking at bad things, listening to bad things, etc.

The third and most supreme type of fasting is that of the muhsin (one who has perfected his faith in Allah Almighty) - and this is fasting from everything other than Allah. To such a person, a Knower of Allah, nothing in the world exists besides Allah. Wherever he looks, he sees Allah, whenever he thinks, he thinks of Allah!

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#19 [Permalink] Posted on 28th June 2014 18:22

Memorable Ramadan
by Shaykh-al-Hadeeth Shaykh Muhammad Saleem Dhorat Sahib Hafizahullah

Make this Ramadan a memorable one. Make it a Ramadan you will remember for the rest of your life. Make it such that, Insha'Allah, in Jannah you will say it was this Ramadan in which Allah Taala made you his wali, and from when your life changed forever.

To make this Ramadan a memorable one you must follow the following five advices:

1. Abstain from sins. Don't even think about sinning in the month of Ramadan.

2. Stay away from gatherings and mixing with people. Many sins take place when mixing with people, e.g. backbiting, slandering, wasting time etc.

3. Safeguard your eyes by only looking at what is permitted.

4. Safeguard your ears by only listening to what is permitted.

5. Safeguard your tongue by only speaking when it is absolutely necessary.

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