Common Mistakes Made During Ramadan

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Urmmmmm, does it mean that all the years when, out of ignorance, I wasn't wearing hijab, all the rewards of the previous Ramadans are gone with the wind? I'm feeling all of a sudden very depressed.:hmm:
 
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Urmmmmm, does it mean that all the years when, out of ignorance, I wasn't wearing hijab, all the rewards of the previous Ramadans are gone with the wind? I'm feeling all of a sudden very depressed.:hmm:
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Well if it was done out of ignorance I don't see why you would lose the reward. But say for example your fasting and you're swearing and using loads of foul language and you know you shouldn't be doing this then that's a different story all together.
 
5. Sleeping all day

Some people spend their entire day (or a major part of it) 'sleeping away their fast'. Is this what is really required of us during this noble month? These people also are missing the purpose of fasting and are slaves to their desires of comfort and ease. They cannot 'bear' to be awake and face a little hunger or exert a little self-control. For a fasting person to spend most of the day asleep is nothing but, negligence on his part.
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ah.. this point scares me alot every time.... after sehri i manage not to sleep again and spend my time with Quran.. but then i had to attend my college giving so many hours of mine even in Ramadan.. and become so tired on my return home that i cant give up sleeping until asr... i tried not to sleep but that made my fast even much worse... Ramadan is near and m thinking what to do for this...
 
Yes we all do these mistakes because we have forgotten ALLAH and his path. Muslims move towards western culture and forget the benefits and importance of the month of Ramadan. This shouldn't be carry on. Muslims have to realize that they are at wrong path and insulting Month of Ramadan with their mistakes.
 
Asalamu Alekum

Sister mun-o-salwaits ok to sleep in Ramadan, just sleeping all day is the real act of negligence. You said you are going to college and spending many hours there, so indeed you have tasted the flavor of hunger and thirst. Just stay away from haram and pray at night and continue with reading Quran as much as you can. May Allah accept all muslim's fast and qiyam ameen.

On the other hand, what sister ayesha ansari is quite true, muslims have lost their way and its so sad to see muslims wasting so much precious time and taking Ramadan as a pain soon to depart, while neglecting the beauty of this wonderful month. Ramadan is indeed paradise on earth, and such a great gift from Allah subhanahu wa taalah, alhamdulilah so much...
May Allah guide all muslims to the real meaning of life, ameen

Jazakam Allah khir

Asalamu Alekum
 
i sleep quite alot so im worried when im fasting i will sleep even more. inshallah that wont be the case this year. i don't want to sleep all of ramadhan away
 
Asalamu Alekum

You know what the problem is, I have got a nervous system problem since one week, none stop headache and unlimited sleeping attacks, alhamdulilah for all...I pray I get cured soon before Ramadan and no one gets the same problem, ameen.
 

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