Madrasatu Muhammadiyyah

Eidun Mubarak 🌙
ختم الله صيامكم بالقبول وأسكنكم الجنه مع الرسول وجعل عيدكم فرحه وسعاده لاتزول أعاد اللَّهُ عليكم الأعياد دهوراً و ألبسكم من تقواهُ نوراً و كل عامٍ و أنتُم بخير.

May Allah seal your fasts with acceptance, grant you a place in Paradise with the Messenger, and make your Eid a joy and happiness that never fades. May Allah return these festivals to you for ages to come, clothe you in the light of piety, and may you be well every year.

Ramadan Day 30
"Our Lord, accept [this] from us. Indeed You are the Hearing, the Knowing".
As Allah accepted the prayer of his friend Ibrahim (A.S), we seek His Acceptance and Mercy.

Ramadan Day 29
This phrase is a famous Hadith of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ that serves as the primary rule for determining the beginning and end of the fasting month. The moon - a "divine clock" that dictates the timing of fasting. Its phases determine not only the start and end of Ramadan but also specific voluntary fasts throughout the year.
As a Muslim, it is upon you to follow the guidelines of the Prophet and not those that follow the lust of their hearts.
Taqabbala llahu minna wa minkum salihal a'mal.

Ramadan Day 28
The Shariah legislated Zakatul Fitr for purification and social justice—to cleanse the believer’s shortcomings in their worship and ensure the poor can celebrate Eid with dignity.
Historically, Uthman ibn Affan (R.A) encouraged the believers to settle their Zakat during Ramadan to maximize spiritual rewards and ensure the needs of the poor were met during the festive season. He also set a precedent by paying Zakatul Fitr even for the unborn, showing deep care for every soul in the community.

Ramadan Day 27
Turning away from the commands of Allah and His Messenger (in Disobedience), Showiness (Riya) and other forms of Transgressions could invalidate one's good deeds in front of Allah. It is upon you O Believer to stare away from those acts.
May Allah accept all our 'Ibadah.

Ramadan Day 26
Belittling Sins, one of the dangerous spiritual ailments capable of transforming minor transgressions into major one. Allah Says: "...and you thought it was insignificant, while it was, in the sight of Allah, tremendous" (Surah An-Nur 24:15).
Adhere to the training of Ramadan not only in Ramadan but throughout your life span.

Ramadan Day 25
A subtle reminder of our mutual enemy, Ash-Shaitan. When he was expelled from Paradise, he promised:
“Because You have put me in error, I will surely sit in wait for them on Your straight path. Then I will come to them from before them and from behind them and on their right and on their left, and You will not find most of them grateful.” (Surah Al-A'raf, 7:16-17)
As we approach the end of this blessed month, let us remain vigilant and keep our hearts anchored in gratitude.

Ramadan Day 24
One of the most comprehensive, foundational, and sincere advice from Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) to his Ummah, covering one’s relationship with God and people. It entails maintaining Taqwa (consciousness, reverence, and obedience) in public and private, and immediately following mistakes with good deeds to wipe them out.
Fear of Allah is the beginning of Righteousness.

Ramadan Day 23
Malicious envy is considered a 'disease of the heart' that can nullify the spiritual rewards of prayer, fasting, and charity.
We must strive to protect ourselves from it.

Ramadan Day 22
With firm belief in Allah and the significance of the night, worship on this night is better than worship performed for 1000 months coupled with expiation of past transgressions.
May Allah count us among those that will witness the powerful night.

Ramadan Day 21
What would you say about the Prophet recommendation?
Make your mouth moist with saying:
"O Allah, You are the Pardoner and You love to pardon, so pardon me."