Preparing for Ramadan I One Prayer in Ramadan Could Change Your Life Forever: Are You Ready? 🌙✨

Описание: Preparing for Ramadan I One Prayer in Ramadan Could Change Your Life Forever: Are You Ready? 🌙✨
True Preparation for Ramadan: The Heart's Journey from Rajab to Freedom from Hellfire
This content, extracted from the "Pasted Text," presents a profound philosophy on managing one’s lifespan and seizing seasons of worship, primarily focusing on how to prepare for the holy month of Ramadan through the gates of Rajab and Sha'ban,. The text begins by reminding humans of the reality of their lives: a human is nothing but a collection of days. Whenever a day passes, a part of them is gone, and soon, when parts go, the whole will vanish, as described by Hasan al-Basri. Realizing this truth is the first key to wisdom; days pass quickly, tomorrow is near, and God is watchful over all we hide and reveal.
The text indicates that Rajab has passed with its urgings for diligence and avoiding prohibitions, leading into Sha'ban, described as "Mini-Ramadan",. This month is the school of true preparation, where the Prophet (PBUH) used to fast more than in any other month except Ramadan,. The reason for this prophetic focus is the greatness of Ramadan, which requires special preparation, unlike the intense coldness with which we might handle it today. Preparing for Ramadan is not just slogans but an awareness of the month's value; whoever knows the nobility of what they seek will find the sacrifice easy,.
The ultimate goal focused on is obtaining "forgiveness," which is the greatest thing to be asked of God Almighty. The text urges worshippers to prepare for Laylat al-Qadr and the very first night of Ramadan starting now,. One of the wonders mentioned is that some servants are freed from hellfire in the first hours of Ramadan, before fasting a single day or praying a single night, due to the sincerity of their hearts and their readiness for mercy. Ramadan is not just counted days; it is an opportunity to raise ranks, as in the story of the two men seen in Paradise by Abu Ubaidah bin al-Jarrah, where Ramadan raised the man who lived a year longer to ranks exceeding that of a martyr,.
Preparation for Ramadan is divided into two types: spiritual and practical. Spiritual preparation is the greatest, involving preparing the heart to receive mercy with sincerity and strengthening weak will to stand at God's door with a humble, broken heart,,. Practical preparation includes four main steps: First, sincere repentance and seeking forgiveness; sins are what prevent success and close the doors of provision and honor,. As Ibn Taymiyyah said, seeking forgiveness is the best way to welcome seasons of worship because sins are the biggest betrayer of man. Second, clearing one's conscience of any missed obligatory fasts, especially for women, before the new month begins,. Third, increasing voluntary fasting in Sha'ban following the Prophetic Sunnah to habituate and train the soul,. Fourth, renewing the covenant with the Holy Quran; the text warns against deserting the Quran, calling for a "Khatma" (complete reading) before Ramadan to remove barriers and rust from hearts. Those who do not finish it in forty days are considered negligent,,.
The text concludes by emphasizing the power of supplication (Dua) in Ramadan. A single sincere prayer is enough to radically change the lives of an individual and their family, turning distress into ease and poverty into wealth,. A fasting person has a prayer that is not rejected at the time of breaking the fast, and God frees people from hellfire every night of Ramadan,. Therefore, the matter requires diligence and sacrifice, not being content with a troubled life, for true success is being near God in the Abode of Safety,.
71. Learn how to sincerely prepare for the holy month of Ramadan.
72. The virtue of Sha'ban and why it is called Mini-Ramadan.
73. The importance of sincere repentance before seasons of worship.
74. How the Prophet (PBUH) used to fast during Sha'ban.
75. Secrets of being freed from hellfire on the first night.
76. The reality of age and how to seize days in worship.
77. Hasan al-Basri's advice on valuing time and lifespan.
78. Preparing for Laylat al-Qadr starts now in Sha'ban.
79. Why Ramadan raises a believer's rank above a martyr.
80. Practical steps to renew your covenant with the Quran.
81. Importance of clearing missed fasts, especially for women.
82. Strengthening your will to welcome the month of forgiveness.
83. The impact of sins on depriving servants of success.
84. The virtue of seeking forgiveness in opening doors of honor.
85. The power of answered supplication at the moment of Iftar.
86. How Ramadan radically changes your life with one prayer.
87. Difference between spiritual and practical preparation for Ramadan.
88. Ibn Taymiyyah's advice on welcoming seasons with forgiveness.
89. The greatness of divine forgiveness for the humble servant.
90. Warning against deserting the Quran before Ramadan starts.
91. The virtue of Rajab and avoiding injustice within it.