Ramadan Strong

Transformative gratitude is to live by Islam daily, to reflect on one’s blessings frequently, and to live Ramadan year-round with consistency.

Realizing the spiritual station of taqwa requires that we are in an active state until the last moment.

The reminder is about embracing istiqama as a lifelong practice that enables us to be grounded and valuable to ourselves and others.

In Ramadan we achieved a new level of potential, how can we hold on to one thing to sustain us throughout the year?

The Night of Laylatul Qadr is a moment where our destiny is revealed to the angels. Out of Allah’s Love, Grace and Mercy, he has given us the opportunity to meet our destiny with a clean slate through repentance and to...

Sometimes our Ramadans can get hectic, but let’s not forget the most important value of this month, taking the time to connect with our Lord.

Everyday challenges like raising children or having to work can be a barrier or facilitator to earning good deeds in Ramadan—you get to decide with intentionality and taking advantage of Laylatul Qadr.

As a part of ending strong, be intentional in the charity you give by selecting organizations that serve causes about which you are passionate.

How Allah’s mercy affords us ample opportunity to try again, and how Al-Fatiha is that opening prayer to which the Qur’an, this month’s purpose, is His answer.

How do you set yourself apart from the rest during the last 10 nights of Ramadan?

One of the most humbling reminders of the immense blessings of Allah and the insufficiency of our appreciation is the story about a man who thought that he had thanked God enough, and therefore merited paradise on the...