The Second Week of Ramadan Is More Important Than You Think | Mufti Men

Описание: Many Muslims begin Ramadan with strong motivation, extra prayers, and sincere intention. But after the first week, energy drops and routines slowly return. This stage is often overlooked, yet it is one of the most important parts of the month. The second week of Ramadan determines whether the month becomes a real transformation or only a temporary effort.

In this reminder inspired by the teaching style of Mufti Menk, we reflect on why consistency matters more than a powerful beginning. Ramadan is not about starting fast; it is about staying sincere. When you protect your salah, continue reading Qur’an, and keep making dua even when motivation fades, Allah places barakah in your worship. These middle days prepare your heart for the last ten nights and Laylatul Qadr.

If you feel your focus slipping, this is your chance to correct your direction now. Renew your intention, reduce distractions, and ask Allah to help you continue. The believer who stays steady in the middle often finishes Ramadan forgiven.

⏰ Chapter Timeline
Intro: After the First Week
Why Motivation Drops
Consistency vs Excitement
Protecting Your Salah
Returning to the Qur’an
Daily Dua and Dhikr
Avoiding Distractions
Preparing for the Last Ten Nights
Staying Sincere in Worship
Outro: Finish Ramadan Strong


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⚠️ Disclaimer
This video contains faith-based motivational and reflective content inspired by Islamic teachings and public reminders associated with Mufti Menk’s style. It is shared for spiritual encouragement and personal reflection. We do not claim ownership of any original lecture recordings or materials.