Ramadan has came and left, but His remembrance always remains. Try to think of one thing you did to spiritually uplift your Ramadan, and keep at it, even if it’s just 5 minutes of mindful remembrance after a prayer or reading 1 verse of Quran a day. In 33:41, Allah tells the believers to remember Him abundantly. Why? Two verses letter, Allah states that He will take us from darknesses into light. Thikr is a light for you and I. When we are remembering the One who fashioned us, we are igniting a very necessary light in our life. Thikr isn’t just a movement of the tongue but a tool of power, hope, and refuge. It’s the remembrance of Allah that saved prophet Yunus from the well, where Allah states that had he not glorified Allah, Yunus would have remained in the whale until the end of time. (37:143-144) Are we allowing ourselves to remain in the darkness? Turn on the light with thikr, even if it’s just seconds or minutes a day. You will feel a difference, you will feel lighter, and more lifted. Take advantage of moments you can remember Him, be it in the car, waiting room, or while baking your favorite treat. Be mindful of remembering Him as much as you can, and may every moment help you feel lighter, more lifted, and more at ease. Ameen 🤲🏼
الهيئة العالمية لتدبر القرآن الكريم
9mo agoAl-Ahzab (33:41)
عن ابن عباس رضي الله عنهما: (لا يفرضُ الله على عباده فريضةً إلا جعل لها حدًا معلومًا، ثم عذَر أهلها في حال عذر، غيرَ الذكر، فإن الله تعالى لم يجعل له حدًا ينتهي إليه).
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Jazaak Allah khair. Insha'Allah we all remain strong after our efforts to improve in Ramadan, with dhikr as a key part of this as you say, Sister Samia.