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The month of Ramadan is a gift from Allah. It may be the last opportunity you have. You don't know if you're going to be seeing the next month of Ramadan.

So if you're wasting time, this message is for you to say, please take things a little bit more seriously and learn to do acts of worship that will help.

Repent for the sake of Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ahala for your own betterment and benefit.

Assa'ik Allah's forgiveness for sins you know you've committed for sins. You may not even remember that you committed or you might not even know that you've actually done them.

So for use, for the use of the days and nights of Ramadan, make sure you don't waste them. Many people are actually just having fun in Ramadan.

Some people follow movies and soaps and so many other things in Ramadan, wasting their evenings. They can be time for recreation that is permissible.

But remember it should be very limited in Ramadan and at the same time after Ramadan, you can spend a little bit more time doing that which is permissible.

However, the month of Ramadan is a month of acts of worship, seriousness, doing good deeds, polishing yourself, building yourself, building your acts of worship, changing your life for the better.

And SubhanAllah building yourself in terms of character and conduct as well and we've been speaking about this every day.

So a day will come when by the will of Allah this message will impact on you to say you know what, I'd better start taking things more seriously, disciplining myself.

You cannot spend all night wasting time. You have to do something, pick up the Quran, read the word, read a verse, read a few verses, read a page, read the Surah, check its meaning, see how your life changes.

May Allah Almighty guide us all and make us the best of people productive in every single way and grant us success.

You will never regret spending the month of Ramadan in Ibadah and acts of worship but you will always regret having wasted the month of Ramadan.

Assalamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wabarakatuh.