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Ramadan in Korea

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Korea Today - Muslims in Korea prepare for Ramadan 라마단 기간 이슬람 문화 - YouTube

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All praise is due to Allah, Rabb of all the Worlds. May peace and blessings of Allah be upon the Prophet, his household and companions. We thank Allah (swt) for granting us another Ramadan in our life time.

Each time the moon of Ramadan is sighted, days of blessings and its fragrance return to Muslims. For Ramadan is a month in which fasting Muslims live in the horizons of purity and wipe off their foreheads the toils of this life.
Ramadan is received while it fills the minds of righteous men in light and happiness. It is a source for joy for devoted worshippers. An hour of acceptance that a man attains in that month may elevate him to the pleasure of Allah. Fasting is a secret act of worship between the Creator and man, which he observes sincerely in abstention from food and lawful lusts. It is a month in which the Muslim patiently bears the pains of hunger and thirst and in which he denied his soul of its desires. The reward of the fasting Muslims would be entrance into Paradise through a gate that none except them will be allowed to enter.
In a Qudsee hadeeth, the Messenger of Allah narrated that Allah (swt) says, "Every act of man is for him except fast. For it is for me and I am going to reward him for it." Nights of Ramadan are blessed ones. It has a night which is the mother of all nights; it is Lailatul-Qadr that is better than 1000 month. Whoever wakes up and prays on that night faithfully and hoping for the reward of Allah, all his past sins will be forgiven for him.
Brothers and Sisters in faith! Let your sayings and deeds be righteous. Believing hearts' love for voluntary good deeds increases the scope of generosity. Generosity and charity do not impoverish. It is rather a good loan that is guaranteed with Allah. Allah (swt) says, "And whatsoever you spend of anything (in Allah’s Cause), He will replace it. And He is the Best of Providers." (34:39)
Allah multiplies the reward of good deed in this world and reward it with Paradise in the Hereafter. Look for the homes of the poor, the destitute, the widows and orphans. For that will remove sorrow from you and avert affliction from you. Let your month of fasting be that of continuous struggle against lusts and of devotion for acts of worship and of a study for verses of the Qur’an and a sincere night prayers.

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Finding motivation in the experience of a non-muslim

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Finding motivation in the experience of a non-muslim

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I just read the story of a christian teacher who took part in Ramadan, For anyone who is already strugling or interested in a non-muslim view:

BRIAN Clewes, a teacher of religious education in Sheffield, England, observed Ramadan in 2001 “in an attempt to understand an aspect of the Muslim faith. He discovered what it felt like to fast from dawn to dusk.”

http://www.arabnews.com/news/456972

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“When Ramadan comes, the doors of Paradise are opened and the doors of Hell are closed.”

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To get the most out of Ramadan, it is good to plan your time and activities.

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Crafted specifically for Ramadan, Ramadan Battle Plan is your guide to your most beneficial Ramadan YET bi'ithnillah!

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Ramadan Mubarak