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Assalamun alaikmum

During ramadhan i dnt feel feel like my normally self..during the rest of the year i notice certain feeling when my ibadah increases i feel contend and uplifted and a connection with Allah swt but during ramadhan i feel empty i cant wait to finish namaz i dnt have the urge to do any ibadah and when i do i dnt feel anythin i dnt feel i have a connection with Allah swt . This always happens every ramadhan once ramadhan is over i feel normal again.
 
nutty said:
Assalamun alaikmum

During ramadhan i dnt feel feel like my normally self..during the rest of the year i notice certain feeling when my ibadah increases i feel contend and uplifted and a connection with Allah swt but during ramadhan i feel empty i cant wait to finish namaz i dnt have the urge to do any ibadah and when i do i dnt feel anythin i dnt feel i have a connection with Allah swt . This always happens every ramadhan once ramadhan is over i feel normal again.
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Subhaanallah most of us feel the other way around. Most of the year we find it difficult but in Ramadan worship becomes more pleasurable and easy. A person not having the pleasure of worshipping Allah in Ramadan is truly deprived.

What do you think are the underlying reasons for this? How long has this been going on for? Was there an event that triggered this off? Did you have a bad experience once in Ramadan maybe as a child or what can you pinpoint as the cause of this?
 
Sometimes a poor diet, and bad bowel habits affect it physically and emotionally and we feel a general lassitude that reflects on everything from work to worship. Try a good diet for a few days see if it changes your condition for the better insha'Allah..
fruits, nuts, yogurt, honey, high fiber that sort of thing..

:w:
 
Hamza Asadullah said:
Subhaanallah most of us feel the other way around. Most of the year we find it difficult but in Ramadan worship becomes more pleasurable and easy. A person not having the pleasure of worshipping Allah in Ramadan is truly deprived.

What do you think are the underlying reasons for this? How long has this been going on for? Was there an event that triggered this off? Did you have a bad experience once in Ramadan maybe as a child or what can you pinpoint as the cause of this?
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I just dnt know what happens to me in ramadhan...every year its the same...i get angry quickly,irritated quickly.i cant seem to reason with my self telling my self how important ramadhan is, the favours of Allah etc.. nothing seems to work...i feel low and i cant pull my self out when normally i self talk to my self or listen to lecture i feel better. I am missing out on sooo much evry ramadhan its depressin to think about it..
nothing seems to work...its like am all wounded up ready to attack at the least provocation.

i hvae my normally breakfast during sehri and not too much food at iftar cos then i wouldnt be able to reading namaz afterwards.

but once ramadhan is gone i no things will be back to normally
 
nutty said:
I just dnt know what happens to me in ramadhan...every year its the same...i get angry quickly,irritated quickly.i cant seem to reason with my self telling my self how important ramadhan is, the favours of Allah etc.. nothing seems to work...i feel low and i cant pull my self out when normally i self talk to my self or listen to lecture i feel better. I am missing out on sooo much evry ramadhan its depressin to think about it..
nothing seems to work...its like am all wounded up ready to attack at the least provocation.

i hvae my normally breakfast during sehri and not too much food at iftar cos then i wouldnt be able to reading namaz afterwards.

but once ramadhan is gone i no things will be back to normally
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I think this may be more of a physical issue then. Have you gone been to the doctors about it?