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Is the shahada valid if a person reverted to Islam alone at home and he coud'nt remember whether he took ghusl before saying shahada nor after?
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Is the shahada valid if a person reverted to Islam alone at home and he coud'nt remember whether he took ghusl before saying shahada nor after?
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people took shahadah on the battlefield and were martyred - and were buried without bath
it is only recommended for the sake of purification of thoughts and body - and the prayer comes soon after anyway doesn't it? some people do wudhu, say shahadah at the mosque and then pray salah without ghusl
it is only recommended for the sake of purification of thoughts and body - and the prayer comes soon after anyway doesn't it? some people do wudhu, say shahadah at the mosque and then pray salah without ghusl
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2. Plan your day each day of Ramadan, the night before. Choose 3 important tasks you want to achieve the next day and record it in your diary or our ultimate taskinator!
3. Never EVER miss Suhoor, wake up at least 1 hour before Fajr and have a filling and balanced meal.
4. Start working on your most important tasks right after Fajr and get at least 1 or 2 done.
5. Try to get an afternoon nap, not more than 20 minutes, either just before Dhuhur or after Dhuhur.
6. Plan your Ramadan days (and life!) around Salah times, not the other way round!
7. BLOCK at least one-hour for reciting Quran each day.
8. Break your fast with dates and milk or dates and water; go pray Maghreb, then come back for a light meal.
9. Give lots of ‘Physical Sadaqah’; get involved in organising community iftars, charity drives, helping orphans etc. Earn reward working for others.
10. Don’t miss an opportunity for Dawah! When someone asks you why you’re not eating, give them a beautiful explanation of Ramadan and Islam.
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