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Omar Suleiman

Getting Past the Mid-Ramadan Dip

Omar Suleiman

Muslim Central

Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture, Islam

4.82K Ratings

🗓️ 8 April 2023

⏱️ 15 minutes

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you to think of Ramadan as one single day. One day, if Ramadan was a day, what would a day of Ramadan look like?

0:40.5

And I'm going to break this down from the perspective of how the Prophet ﷺ taught us to see time relative to how Allah sees it, not as how we see it.

0:51.0

And before I get to that breakdown in particular, I came across a powerful statement from an Imam Rejoji Rahimullah Allah Ta'ala

0:59.0

where he talks about the wish of those who have passed away. If those who have passed could speak, what would they be saying?

1:08.0

And this is especially pertinent when you're in that middle point of Ramadan and you could be dipping at this point, you could have gotten used to the first part,

1:17.0

you're not really geared up yet for the second part and you're kind of in that middle point.

1:22.0

What would the dead be saying right now?

1:26.0

Now, in general, we know that the wish of the deceased is that they could still do more good deeds.

1:32.0

And that's why we continue the good deeds on their behalf, those that were in the performance of those good deeds.

1:38.0

And the wish of those who disbelieved is that they would have believed and the wish of those who did not repent is that they would have repented.

1:44.5

But in general, think about how sweet a moment of tasbih, a moment of glorification,

1:50.5

to rock as is to those that have passed away and can no longer do it.

1:55.5

Especially when we have the narration of Azul Rahimullah that one tasbih, one subhan Allah and Ramadan is like a thousand subhan Allah's outside of Ramadan.

2:05.5

These precious moments that you have.

2:08.5

And he said, Rahimullah to Allah, if you were to say or if it was said to the people of the graves,

2:23.5

what is your wish?

2:26.5

They would wish for one more day of Ramadan.

2:29.5

Not the beginning, not the middle, not the end.

2:32.5

They would wish for one more day of Ramadan.

2:35.5

And the scholars explained that they would have seen the blessings of the rewards, the multiplication of the rewards,

2:41.5

for the days of Ramadan that they would have put forward, and the missed opportunities as we all will on the day of judgement.

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