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13/03/2025

THE BEST AMONG ALL

With approximately 1.9 billion Muslims worldwide, comprising over 24% of the global population, it's essential to recognize who stands out as exemplary. Given the vast number of believers, shouldn't we know who the best are?

The Quran provides the answer: those who learn and teach it are considered the best among all Muslims. This is indeed amazing! Reciting the Quran yields numerous rewards, drawing us closer to our Creator, filling our lives with blessings, and purifying our hearts and souls.

Furthermore, Allah reserves the highest rank for those who learn, memorize, and understand the Quran, and then share its wisdom with others. This is the hallmark of the BEST OF THE BEST.

Indeed, Allah's favour on us is uncountable!

Dear brothers and sisters, let us strive to learn and memorize the Holy Book, acquiring knowledge about it and then SPREADING IT WIDELY. Let us aspire to be among the best and most devoted servants of Allah.

May Allah make the recitation of the Quran a source of comfort and solace for our souls.

© Ummu Ahmad Ash-Shaybaaniyyah
Ramadan Reflections 1446 AH
Ibn Luqman Media

10/03/2025

AMONG THE ETIQUETTES OF FASTING.

Refraining and abstaining from foul words and actions for the pristine Islam frowns profusely at this.

A Muslim who aims for his/her good deeds should be accepted by Allah in this blessed month of Ramadan will do away with all which could affect his/her fast and be wary completely of all what Allah has made prohibited.

Amongst the best activities you can engage in during this blessed month, is giving alot of sadaqah (charity).

The prophet used to be generous in the month of ramadan.
The believers (Muslims in general) are so generous during this month of ramadan.

My dear respected brethren! don't hesitate in dashing out as much as you can, this is another golden opportunity from your Lord, give out to the needy and let them feel the happiness of this blessed month.
Imagine how multiple your rewards, when you give out during this blessed month.

Remember! Sadaqah wipes away sins just as the water extinguishes the fire!

@ Abdulmujeeb Badmus Al Haythamiyy
Ramadan Reflections 1446 AH
Ibn Luqman Media

09/03/2025

THE HEART REFLECT WITH THE WILL OF ALLAAH

Allah is the owner of the hearts and He’s the one that could guide and mislead whoever He wants. As we reflect on Ramadan, have you ever wondered why some people change for the better during Ramadan, only to revert to their old ways after Ramadan? It is Allah's will, and a testament to the tests we face in life. If Allah willed, He would have guided everyone on this earth, but sin serves as a symbol of these tests.

Countless souls fast during Ramadan, seeking Allah's forgiveness, but the pen Had been lifted and the pages had dried. Allah has promised to give Hellfire to the wrongdoers and Paradise to the righteous. None of them will be empty—His word is truth.

Remember, Allah never goes against His promise —Never. That's why it's always important to ask Allah for forgiveness and His paradise. It's essential to ask Allah to keep our hearts on track and on His worship. We easily get swayed by our good actions, thinking paradise is already written for us. And who among us is guilty of this? Of course, it's almost all of us, human beings with misguided thoughts.

We shouldn't mock others' deeds, for we don't know if our deeds are acceptable, nor if Paradise is our last abode. We must beware of becoming complacent and instead cultivate humility and humanity in our lives.

This Ramadan is a chance nobody gets, but we got it. Let's seize the opportunity to pray for Paradise and refrain from judging others, recognizing that only Allah knows whose deeds are acceptable. The call of sin is a test, distinguishing the wicked from the righteous. We're all sinners, and may Allah forgive us.”

© Ubaidatullah Ismail Ummu Hanan
Ramadan Reflections 1446 AH
Ibn Luqman Media

08/03/2025

INCREASE READING THE QUR'ĀN IN RAMAḌĀN

Shaykh Muḥammad Ṣāliḥ al-'Uthaymīn رحمه الله said:

"Completing the Qur'ān in Ramaḍān for the person who fasts is not obligatory. However, it is incumbent for the individual to increase his reading of the Qur'ān in Ramaḍān consistent with the Sunnah of the Prophet ﷺ as Jibrīl would review the Qur'ān with him ﷺ every Ramaḍān.

[Collection of Fatwas of Ibn Uthaymeen 516/20]

Shaykh Muḥammad Ṣāliḥ al-'Uthaymīn رحمه الله reminds us of the importance of increasing our recitation of the Qur’ān during Ramaḍān, following the example of the Prophet ﷺ. While completing the entire Qur’ān is not obligatory, dedicating more time to its recitation aligns with the spirit of this blessed month. The fact that Jibrīl عليه السلام would review the Qur’ān with the Prophet ﷺ every Ramaḍān highlights the special connection between this month and the Qur’ān, encouraging us to engage with it more deeply.

This reminder serves as a motivation for every Muslim to strengthen their bond with the Qur’ān in Ramaḍān. Whether by reading, listening, or reflecting on its meanings, increasing our interaction with the Qur’ān allows us to draw closer to Allah and benefit from its guidance. The month of Ramaḍān is not just about fasting; it is also an opportunity to revive our hearts through the words of Allah, seeking His mercy and blessings.

© Maryam Ummu Qais
Ramadan Reflections 1446 AH
Ibn Luqman Media

07/03/2025

TAFSIR OF SURAH AL-MAA'IDAH 5:89: OATHS AND ACCOUNTABILITY

Near the middle of Surah Al-Maa'idah, Allah says:

[لَا يُؤَاخِذُكُمُ اللَّهُ بِاللَّغْوِ فِي أَيْمَانِكُمْ وَلَٰكِن يُؤَاخِذُكُم بِمَا عَقَّدتُّمُ الْأَيْمَانَ]

Allah will not impose blame upon you for the LAGHW in your oaths, but He will impose blame upon you for what you intended of oaths. [89]

In his tafsir, Imam al-Tabari wrote:

[حدثني يعقوب قال ، حدثنا هشيم قال ، أخبرنا حصين ، عن أبي مالك قال : الأيمان ثلاث : يمين تكفر ، ويمين لا تكفر ، ويمين لا يؤاخذ بها صاحبها . فأما اليمين التي تكفر ، فالرجل يحلف على الأمر لا يفعله ، ثم يفعله ، فعليه الكفارة . وأما اليمين التي لا تكفر : فالرجل يحلف على الأمر يتعمد فيه الكذب ، فليس فيه كفارة . وأما اليمين التي لا يؤاخذ بها صاحبها ، فالرجل يحلف على الأمر يرى أنه كما حلف عليه ، فلا يكون كذلك ، فليس عليه فيه كفارة . وهو"اللغو" . ]

Abu Malik said: There are three types of oaths:

1) an oath which can be expiated
2) an oath which cannot be expiated
3) an oath for which a person is not taken to account for

As for the type of oath that can be expiated, it is that a man swears that he won't do something but then he does it. In that case, he must perform an expiation.

As for the type of oath which cannot be expiated, it is that a man swears about something, but he was intentionally lying about it. In that case, there is no expiation he can do for that.

As for the type of oath for which a person is not taken to account for, it is that a man swears about something, considering what he said under oath to be an accurate picture of what happened, but things were not as he thought. In that case, he does not need to perform any expiation, and that is the LAGHW

[Tafsir al-Tabari 10/526]
Ramadan Reflections 1446 AH
Ibn Luqman Media

06/03/2025

AMONG THE BLESSINGS OF THE MONTH OF RAMADAN

As it was known that Ramadan is a Month of Blessings and part of Allaah's love for his Servants, he made fasting in the Month of Ramadan expiations of Sins.
As Mankind was created weak, making mistakes and sinning, and being overcome by Satan and the self. Allaah has made things for them that expiate sins if they avoids major sins, including performing acts of worship with their conditions.

In this hadith, the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) tells us that performing the five obligatory prayers every day, performing the Friday prayer until the next Friday, and fasting Ramadan until the next Ramadan.

Performing all of these acts of worships with their conditions and pillars will be expiations for minor sins and transgressions.

As for major sins, their expiation is another matter, which is repentance. What is meant by major sins is great sins, and they are every sin that is called— in the Qur’an, the authentic Sunnah, or consensus — a major sin, or a great sin, or it is reported about it. With severe punishment, or there was a limit in it, or the denunciation of its doer was severe, or the curse of its doer was mentioned in it.

Let's therefore make use of the Month to seek forgiveness and ask for bounties of Mercy.

© Adisa Abdulmalik Ibn Luqman
Ramadan Reflections 1446 AH
Ibn Luqman Media

05/03/2025

RAMADAN THE MONTH OF MERCY

Ramadan is here!!! :The gates of Mercy are opened
Ramadan: The time when Allah's mercy is abundant and more accessible. During this blessed month, Allah's mercy is showered upon believers, offering them abundant opportunities for forgiveness and spiritual elevations.
Oh dear brothers and sisters, opportunity comes but once, let's utilize this golden opportunity and seek His mercy through prayer, repentance, and good deeds. For He is especially generous during this month in forgiving and showing compassion to His servants.

Ramadan is here!!! : The Gates of Hell are Closed.
Another characteristics of this month is that Allah, with His love and mercy towards us, will make a command for the gates of hell to be locked which will make it easier for us as a Muslim to avoid sins/misleeds during this holy month. Temptations and forces that leads towards hell are minimized.
Which of His favour would we deny?! : Absolutely none!!!
My dear brothers and sisters, let's utilize another golden opportunity this month presents us and save our souls from Hellfire by increasing in lots of good deeds.

Ramadan is Here!!! : The Devils are Chained Indeed!! Allah's favor on us is uncountable!!
During this blessed month, the devils are tied with shackles, making evil whispering and temptations of devils limited and their influence over us (humans) minimized, making it easier to focus on worship and righteousness.
With the devils chained, all that we do that's bad are now from our personal desires!

Amazing brothers and sisters, let's utilize this golden opportunity to watch ourselves and correct all our misdeeds by increasing our good deeds and seeking forgiveness, for we are, in the month of forgiveness and He is, *The All Forgiving The All Merciful*

© Ummu Ahmad Ash Shaybaaniyyah
Ramadan Reflections 1446 AH
Ibn Luqman Media

04/03/2025

A GUIDANCE FOR PEOPLE

As we journey through the sacred month of Ramadan, Muslims around the world are reminded of the importance of spiritual growth, self-reflection, and devotion. This month offers a unique opportunity to reconnect with Allah, seek forgiveness, and rejuvenate one's faith.

In Ramadan, we are reminded of the importance of:

Fasting with sincerity: Fasting is not merely abstaining from food and drink, but also from sinful speech, gossip, and harmful actions. It is a means of developing self-control, empathy, and compassion.

Increasing in good deeds: Ramadan is a time to intensify our prayers, charity, and recitation of the Quran. By doing so, we cultivate a stronger bond with Allah and demonstrate our gratitude for His blessings.

Seeking forgiveness and mercy: Ramadan is a month of mercy, and Allah's forgiveness is abundant. We must seize this opportunity to seek pardon for our past mistakes, make amends with those we have wronged, and resolve to live a more righteous life.

Cultivating gratitude and humility: As we experience the pangs of hunger and thirst, we are reminded of the blessings Allah has bestowed upon us. Ramadan teaches us to appreciate the simple things in life, remain humble, and recognize our dependence on Allah.

Strengthening family and community ties: Ramadan is a time for unity and togetherness. We must make a conscious effort to reconnect with our loved ones, share meals, and engage in acts of kindness and charity.

As we continue on this spiritual journey, let us remember that Ramadan is not merely a ritual, but a transformative experience. It is a chance to reassess our priorities, rekindle our faith, and emerge stronger, wiser, and more compassionate individuals.

May Allah grant us the strength, guidance, and blessings to make the most of this sacred month.

Ramadan Mubarak!

© Ummu Laylah - Lonely Pen
Ramadan Reflections 1446 AH
Ibn Luqman Media

01/03/2025

RIGHTEOUSNESS

Righteousness is a virtue that every Muslim should possess, as it enables us to carry out our acts of worship easily. However, just like any other people, we're not perfect—our religion is the perfect one— and we sometimes get swayed by worldly lures, causing our righteousness to gently slip away from our character.

Like water gushing out of a tap, we also drift away from our moral integrity and willingness to please Allah. Gradually, we start seeing solat as a burden, the Qur'an as a time-waster, and the Masjid as a place of disturbance and stress. Before we realize it, we're no different from people who don't worship Allah. What a disturbing reality!

But here comes the month that repairs every crack in the wall of our Iman, as if they never existed. Those who smoke will quit smoking for this sacred month. Those who indulge in fornication will abstain from it this month. Those who steal will refrain from it this month. Those who don't like the Masjid will find it becomes their favorite place.

Those who don't recite the Qur'an will find it becomes their constant companion. Those who miss Solat will never miss one this month. This is definitely a month of righteousness! Fasting is decreed upon us, so we may become righteous, and it indeed makes us righteous. Alhamdulillah for the blessings of Islam.

May Allah make us among the righteous and accept our Du'a.

© Ubaidatullah Ismail.
Ramadan Reflections 1446 AH
Ibn Luqman Media

01/03/2025

Ramadan Mubarak to all our incredible followers! 🌙✨

May this blessed month bring you countless blessings, joy, and spiritual growth. Let's see this as a journey of self-reflection, gratitude, and kindness together.

From the Ibn Luqman Media family to yours, here's to a Ramadan filled with peace, love, and endless blessings! 🌟

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