Ramadan Goals

[hend.abuauf]

Imagine there is a sale in you favorite store for just one day, what would you do? You won’t waste time you, would go and make the best out of it. Ramadan is a sale month. Sale on good deeds and rewards. Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him said:” may a man upon whom Ramadan enters and then passes, before he is forgiven, be humiliated” Don’t waste time, set your Ramadan goals, make your list and go. Here are some goals to help you not miss the sale:

http://omuslimun.com/10-ramadan-goals/

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[Afzalsheikh]

It’s great to have ambitious goals for Ramadan, but in order to achieve those goals, one must be able to deal with the challenges of Ramadan which include decreasing energy levels (from a combination of lack of food and sleep), decreasing enthusiasm in the middle of the month. https://www.-----------------/blog/th...all-the-months

The Chief of all the Months Ramadan Being Muslim, we are so privileged that Allah عَزَّوَجَلَّ has blessed us with a beautiful gift of month of Ramadan....

[azc]

Closeness to Allah swt is the main goal

[HisServant]

JazaakAllahu khayr, I think another important element is dawah especially using this month to invite people to Islam. Sometimes, they simply approach you fully aware that you are fasting at this time and wondering how you can do it! Isn't it a great temptation etc, this year I want to invite my Christian neighbours over for "dinner" (Iftaar) they are really nice and religious but usually keep to themselves so that may or may not work...(Work, church, work)

But, I honestly truly feel like this is the perfect month to be more social not anti-social just because there is the extra blessings are present and interactions will tend to be more spiritually based and not upon our nafs.....obviously everything in the right measure.

Thanks again for the list, one of the reasons I joined this forum close to Ramadan was to get ideas and motivations on how to spend it in the best way.