Eid is not just a day of celebration; it is a test of gratitude.
We spent Ramadan striving—our tongues wet with dhikr, our hearts heavy with du'as, our bodies fatigued from long nights of prayer. But now, as the moon declares Eid, the real question arises: Will we still remember Allah the way we did in Ramadan?
Or will our Qur’an gather dust again? Will our tahajjud become abandoned? Will our du’as lose their urgency?
Eid is a day of joy, but the true believer knows—the real Eid is when we meet Allah, pleased with us. So, celebrate today, but do not forget your purpose. Do not let your soul fall asleep after it was awakened in Ramadan. Hold on to the light you earned, because the ones who truly succeed are those whose worship does not end with the crescent of Shawwal.
Taqabbal Allahu minna wa minkum. May Allah accept our deeds and grant us the ultimate Eid in Jannah.
@Slave_of_Ar-Rahman
