Food For Your Soul

It is expected of us to say that we will miss Ramadan or are sad it is ending. But if we truly reflect on this and are honest with our own souls, are we really happy this Ramadan is ending or are we really sad it is ending?

You have been seeing so many charity appeals over the last 22 nights; images of pain, suffering and devastation. Have you become desensitised? Do you change the channel and forget? Have you become a War Photographer?

Allāh has granted the Prophet Muhammad (Peace and salutations be upon him) and his nation a night which is so virtuous that worshipping Allāh in this night is better than worshipping Allāh for a thousand months.

Shaikh Sajid Umar delivers a pertinent reminder on the final push in these last few days of the blessed month of Ramadān...

Now that we are past the halfway point of Ramaḍān, the initial hype will have begun to dampen. How can we continue to make the most of the remaining days?

We are half way through the blessed month of Ramadān and many of us are unfortunately still only warming up in our worship and righteous acts...

The blessings (barakah) of this month are many. To miss out would truly be an irreplaceable loss...

One of the deeper intents and aims of fasting is for us to learn the art of self-restraint.

Sh Sajid Umar explains what is often easily overlooked: the core aim of fasting in Ramadan...

Explaining Ramaḍān & Fasting to Non-Muslims.