Letter To Editor | Ending Ramazan With Increased Devotion In Prayers

As the blessed month of Ramazan draws to a close, it is a time for deep reflection and increased devotion. While many of us begin the month with enthusiasm, our efforts in worship sometimes decline as the days pass. However, the final days of Ramazan are the most spiritually rewarding, offering us a unique opportunity to seek forgiveness, strengthen our faith, and draw closer to Allah.

The last ten nights, particularly Laylat-ul-Qadr, hold immense significance. It is during this time that sincere prayers, supplications, and acts of charity carry multiplied rewards. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) emphasized the importance of seeking forgiveness and making the most of these nights. Therefore, instead of allowing exhaustion or worldly distractions to take over, we should strive to increase our prayers, recite the Quran with greater dedication, and engage in acts of kindness.

Moreover, as we prepare for Eid, it is important to remember that the true essence of Ramazan is not just about fasting but about self-discipline, gratitude, and empathy for those less fortunate. Let us ensure that we end this sacred month with sincerity, increased devotion, and a commitment to carry its lessons beyond Ramazan.

I urge fellow Muslims to make the most of these final moments, seek forgiveness, and pray for peace, guidance, and prosperity for all. May Allah accept our efforts and grant us the strength to continue our good deeds beyond this holy month.

Tariq Wani

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