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Doing good deeds in secret
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:jz: so true.
Some examples:
1) If you visit some relatives or friends while fasting on Mondays and Thursdays and were offered some food, rather than announcing to them that you are fasting, try to say something else like: “I’m not feeling hungry” or “I’m bloated”. However, avoid lying and try to excuse yourself politely yet smartly.
2) At night, when all family members are asleep, collect the remaining food and give it out to those who are in need.
3) When making dhikr in a public place, hide your fingers from the sight of others so that it may be a secret action just between you and Allah swt.
4) Wake up at night and pray in solitude, even if it is just one rak’ah, but make sure that only Allah swt is aware of your action.
And the examples are endless…
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Some examples:
1) If you visit some relatives or friends while fasting on Mondays and Thursdays and were offered some food, rather than announcing to them that you are fasting, try to say something else like: “I’m not feeling hungry” or “I’m bloated”. However, avoid lying and try to excuse yourself politely yet smartly.
2) At night, when all family members are asleep, collect the remaining food and give it out to those who are in need.
3) When making dhikr in a public place, hide your fingers from the sight of others so that it may be a secret action just between you and Allah swt.
4) Wake up at night and pray in solitude, even if it is just one rak’ah, but make sure that only Allah swt is aware of your action.
And the examples are endless…
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