Ramadan Mubarak Divas! The blessed month is here again and as Muslims, there are several things we can do to increase our Hasanat (reward) during the holy month of Ramadan. Here are some tips:
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Fasting: Fasting is one of the main pillars of Ramadan and it is a great way to increase your Hasanat. By refraining from food and drink during the day, you are demonstrating your obedience to Allah and your commitment to your faith. It is also an opportunity to reflect on your actions and seek forgiveness for any sins.
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Offering Taraweeh prayers: Taraweeh prayers are special prayers that are offered during Ramadan after the Isha prayer. By offering these prayers, you are showing your devotion to Allah and seeking His forgiveness. The more Taraweeh prayers you offer, the more Hasanat you will earn.
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Giving Zakat and Sadaqah: Zakat is a mandatory donation that is given to the poor and needy, while Sadaqah is a voluntary donation that can be given to anyone in need. Giving Zakat and Sadaqah during Ramadan is especially rewarding, as it is a time when the rewards for good deeds are multiplied.
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Reciting Quran: Reading and reciting the Quran is another way to increase your Hasanat during Ramadan. Try to read a few pages of the Quran every day, and try to understand the meaning of the verses.
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Performing Itikaf: Itikaf is a practice where Muslims seclude themselves in a mosque for the last ten days of Ramadan, with the intention of dedicating themselves to prayer and worship. By performing Itikaf, you are demonstrating your devotion to Allah and seeking his forgiveness.
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Helping others: Helping others during Ramadan is a great way to increase your Hasanat. This could include volunteering at a local charity, helping your neighbors with their chores, or simply being kind and generous to those around you.
In conclusion, there are many ways to increase your Hasanat during Ramadan. By fasting, offering Taraweeh prayers, giving Zakat and Sadaqah, reciting the Quran, performing Itikaf, and helping others, you can earn the blessings and rewards of Allah.
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