29th Ramadan 1440

This is your 2019 (1440) Daily Ramaḍān Companion. Every day, you will get special multimedia content suggested by our readers and authors in one, convenient place to help take advantage of every blessed moment this month.

Read a summary and listen to a short reflection on each Juz of the Qur’ān; give charity with the click of a button; memorise an āyah a day of Sūrah al-Mulk; listen to a more in-depth Tafsīr of the Qur’an and more! Don’t forget to comment below to add your feedback, suggestions, and reflections.

Ramaḍān Quick Bites

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Charitable Deed

This year, Islam21c have chosen Ethar Relief to be our featured charity. A UK-based humanitarian aid organisation that is committed to serving and easing the suffering of refugees across the Horn of Africa and Yemen, because we believe they have a right not to be forgotten. As we fast this Ramaḍān, take this chance to provide food, water, medical supplies, reduce poverty, and provide educational institutions and student sponsorship for 4 million people awaiting your help. Click the banner now:

JUZ BY JUZ | WATCH | LISTEN | READ

The Qur’ān has been divided into 30 parts (Juz, pl. Ajzā) for ease of memorising and reciting. Below is our QuranCast podcast with Ustādh Abu Haneefah Sohail, our Juz by Juz video series with Ustādh Asif Uddin, and an excerpt from our famous Juz by Juz publication.

These have been compiled to help us develop Khushūʿ (attentiveness) and enrich our prayers when listening to the Qur’ān, especially in Ramaḍān when many mosques try to complete its recitation during this blessed month.

We hope it becomes an encouragement for us to read at least one Juz each day of our lives and to become attached to the Qur’ān, such that we become known as the People of Qur’ān.

 [Click here for the whole QuranCast playlist]

Juz by Juz 30 -Watch – Download the app by clicking here

The Qur’ān has been divided into 30 parts (juz) for ease of memorising and reciting. Below is an excerpt from our famous ‘Juz by Juz’ publication, which was compiled to help us develop kushū’ (attentiveness) and enrich our prayers when listening to the Qur’ān, especially in Ramadān when most mosques try to complete its recitation during this Sacred Month. We hope it becomes an encouragement for us to read at least one Juz each day of our lives and to become attached to the Qur’ān, such that we become known as the People of Qur’ān.

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>> Today we bring you Juz 30 <<

40 Ḥadīth Pertaining to the Virtues & Rulings of the Qur’ān

Join Sh Alomgir Ali in his explanation of the text pertaining to the 40 Ḥadīth pertaining to virtues and rulings of the Qur’ān.

Read Me

If you want to complete the Qur’ān once this Ramaḍān we’ve made it easy to track your reading, with one Juz every day.

>>Today we bring you Juz 30<<

This Juz is from Sūrah al-Naba’ āyah number 1 to Sūrah al-Nās āyah number 6 (78:1 – 114:6).

In the “Madīnah script” musḥaf, this corresponds to pages 582 – end.

Prayers of the Pious

Join Sh. Omar Suleiman as he covers the prayers of the pious; the personal pleas and prayers of the righteous, teaching us how to call upon our Lord as they did.

>> Today we bring you Lesson 29 <<

Memorise Me

The Prophet (ṣall Allāhu ʿalayhi wa sallam) said: “Sūrah al-Mulk is the protector from the torment of the grave.” [1]

Let us all try and memorise this amazing Sūrah this Ramaḍān. It consists of 30 āyat, so that’s one every day!

>> Today we bring you āyah 30 <<

“Say, “Have you considered: if your water was to become sunken [into the earth], then who could bring you flowing water?”“

Philosophy of Fasting

>>Today we bring you Episode 30<<

Notes:

[1] Sahihul Jamiea 1/680, Hakim 2/498 & Nasai