عبد_الرحمن

✨ Eid Mubarak ✨
          
          Even though the blessed month of Ramadan has come to an end, the rights of Allah do not end until death.
          “And worship your Lord until there comes to you certainty (death).” [15:99]
          
          Allah is the Lord of Ramadan, the Lord of Shawwal, and the Lord of all the months of the year.
          So fear Allah in every moment…
          Guard your Deen,
          Guard your Deen,
          Guard your Deen throughout your life. 
          
          
          تَقَبَّلَ اللّٰهُ مِنَّا وَمِنْكُمْ
          Taqabbalallahu minna wa minkum
          (May Allah accept from us and from you)
          
          اللّٰهُمَّ تَقَبَّلْ صِيَامَنَا وَقِيَامَنَا
          Allahumma taqabbal siyamana wa qiyamana
          (O Allah, accept our fasting and our prayers)
          
          اللّٰهُمَّ اجْعَلْنَا مِنَ الْمَقْبُولِينَ وَالْمَغْفُورِ لَهُمْ
          (O Allah, make us among those who are accepted and forgiven)
          
          خَتَمَ اللّٰهُ صِيَامَكُمْ بِالْقَبُولِ
          (May Allah seal your fasting with acceptance)
          
          
          
          (O Allah, be with Your oppressed servants everywhere. Grant them a mighty victory and a clear opening
          
          (O Allah, remove their oppression and hardship, protect them, and have mercy on their weakness.)
          
          
          
          (O Allah, heal their wounded, have mercy on their martyrs, strengthen their hearts, and grant them patience and steadfastness.)
          
          
          (O Allah, relieve their distress, replace their fear with peace and their sorrow with joy.)
          
           May Allah accept all your عبادات, forgive your shortcomings, and grant you Jannah with the Prophet ﷺ.
           May Allah bring ease to the entire Ummah, especially those who are suffering and oppressed.
           May your Eid be filled with joy, peace, barakah, and everlasting happiness.
          
           Eid Mubarak to you and your family! 
          Wishing you goodness and blessings every year. 

Shaykh Sulayman ar-Ruhayli ál alkia;
          Tonight is the 30th and the last night of Ramadan
          It is likely that it could be Laylatul Qadr. And it could
          be the last Ramadan night of your life, so make it the
          best night you have ever lived. Furthermore, it is a
          night that many are heedless of, and worship at
          times of heedlessness has greater reward.
          It is a night which Allah has granted us so that those
          amongst us who have been doing good may increase
          in reward, and those who have fallen short may
          make up for their short comings. O servant of Allah,
          make it an excellent farewell.
          May the Almighty accept our worship,
          supplication and good deeds. May He bestow
          His Mercy upon us all. May He protect our
          brothers and sisters facing oppression the
          world over. May He put an end to their
          suffering. Aameen.
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/1616573772?utm_source=android&utm_medium=link&utm_content=share_published&wp_page=create_on_publish&wp_uname=Slave_of_Ar-Rahman

There’s something different about the last nights of Ramadan… 
          
          When the world goes quiet, hearts begin to speak.
          When distractions fade, sincerity rises.
          And in those moments… it’s just you and Allah.
          
          This chapter is not just words.
          It’s a reminder for the tired heart.
          For the one who feels like they didn’t do enough.
          For the one who is still hoping… still trying… still turning back.
          
          It’s about Laylatul Qadr —
          a night greater than a lifetime.
          A night where destinies change,
          sins are erased,
          and broken hearts are healed.
          
          If you’ve ever:
          • Felt like Ramadan slipped away from you
          • Carried silent pain no one understands
          • Stayed awake at night, talking to Allah with tears
          
          Then this is for you.
          
          This is your sign that it’s not over yet.
          That one sincere duʿā can still change everything.
          
          ✨ Normalize making your biggest duʿā in these last nights
          ✨ Normalize crying to Allah when no one sees you
          ✨ Normalize believing that He can fix what feels impossible
          
          Come back.
          Raise your hands.
          Speak to Him.
          
          Because He is listening… and He is waiting.
          
          May Allah accept from us, forgive us, and write us among those who were freed, healed, and guided this Ramadan. Ameen 
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/1616374935?utm_source=android&utm_medium=link&utm_content=share_published&wp_page=create_on_publish&wp_uname=Slave_of_Ar-Rahman

Four Levels of Worship on Laylatul Qadr✨️
          
          There are four recommended levels for worship during Laylatul Qadr (The Night of Decree).
          
          1. The Highest Level
          Spend the entire night in prayer and worship.
          
          2. The Second Level
          Pray at the beginning of the night and again at the end of the night.
          Pray what you can early in the night, then wake up again to pray during the last part of the night.
          
          3. The Third Level
          Pray only in the last part of the night.
          
          4. The Fourth Level
          Pray only at the beginning of the night (after the Isha prayer).
          These four levels are recommended ways for a person to try to catch Laylatul Qadr, which occurs during one of the last ten nights of Ramadan.
          The Prophet ﷺ said:
          تحروا ليلة القدر في العشر الأواخر من رمضان
          "Search for Laylatul Qadr in the last ten nights of Ramadan."
          Not everyone can pray the entire night, but everyone can try.

Assalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh 
          
          I just posted a new chapter on my Wattpad about the Last Ten Nights of Ramadan and Laylatul Qadr.
          
          This chapter is very special to me because I poured my heart into writing it. These nights are not ordinary nights. They are the nights when destinies are written, sins are forgiven, and du'as are accepted.
          
          Sometimes we wait all year for Ramadan… and before we realize it, it is already leaving us. But Allah, in His mercy, gives us these final nights — a chance to start again, to ask for forgiveness, and to change our future.
          
          In this chapter I shared:
          ✨ A simple Laylatul Qadr action plan
          ✨ A 6-hour worship structure to help you stay focused
          ✨ Beautiful du'as and reminders
          ✨ The power of Tahajjud and sincere du'a
          
          If even one line from this chapter helps someone turn back to Allah, then it will mean the world to me.
          
          Please take a few minutes to read it, reflect on it, and share it with someone who might need the reminder.
          
          And if you can… please remember me in your du'as as well. 
          
           Read the chapter here on my profile.
          
          May Allah allow us to witness Laylatul Qadr and accept every prayer we make in these blessed nights. Ameen.
          
          — @Slave_of_Ar-Rahman
          
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/1614400196?utm_source=android&utm_medium=link&utm_content=share_published&wp_page=create_on_publish&wp_uname=Slave_of_Ar-Rahman

Hii

 قال النبي ﷺما على الأرض أحد يقول لا إله إلا الله والله أكبر ولا حول ولا قوة إلا بالله، إلا كفرت عنه خطاياه ولو كانت مثل زبد البحر.

first jum’ah of ramadān checklist:
          
          ✅ perform ghusl
          ✅ read surah al-kahf
          ✅ give charity (sadaqah)
          ✅ dress nicely, wear perfume
          ✅ send blessings upon the Prophet  ﷺ 
          ✅ attend the jum’aa khutbah and listen attentively
          ✅ make du’a (remembering our brothers and sisters in palestine, sudan and all over the world)
          ✅ make dhikr & seek forgiveness
          
          if you are able to tick all these boxes today, share this to encourage others to so the same 
          
          may Allāh swt bless you all on this first jum’ah of ramadān; may He accept your fasting, prayers, and charity, and may He grant you a place near the Prophet ﷺ in jannah and the best of this world and the next  اللهم آمين يا رب العالمين

اللهم صلَ وسلم وبارك على سيدنا محمد ﷺ 

Ramadan Mubarak 
          The moon has been sighted,
          and with it comes a quiet chance to begin again.
          Ramadan is not only the month of fasting,
          it is the month of mercy,
          the month where broken hearts return home,
          and tired souls are welcomed by Allah.
          We enter this month weak…
          with hearts that carry pain,
          with prayers waiting to be heard,
          and with hope we barely know how to hold.
          So we raise our hands and say:
          “O Allah, I come to You weak and with a broken heart.
          Mend my affairs and heal my heart.
          O Allah, bless me in Ramadan and make it a month of transformation and growth in my life.
          O Allah, increase my closeness to You and fill my heart with faith and contentment.
          O Allah, assist me in observing its fast and standing in prayer,
          and make me among those whom You free from the Fire.
          O Allah, I am in need of You,
          so do not leave me to myself even for the blink of an eye. Ameen.”
          Ramadan is the month of whispered duas before suhoor,
          the month of accepted prayers at iftar,
          the month where hunger teaches patience
          and prayer teaches peace.
          When we break our fast,
          we are not only breaking hunger,
          we are breaking the distance between us and Allah.
          When we stand in prayer,
          we are standing with our fears,
          our sins,
          and our longing to be better.
          This is the month of healing.
          The month of light.
          The month of return.
          O Allah,
          cleanse what the world has made heavy,
          soften what life has made hard,
          and bring us closer to You than we have ever been.
          Let this Ramadan be the one
          that changes us quietly,
          mends us gently,
          and fills our hearts with peace.
          Ramadan is here…
          and so is hope.
          Ramadan Mubarak to every soul seeking nearness to Allah 
          Ameen.