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LESSONS AFTER RAMADHAN

Writer's picture: Salamu BakiliSalamu Bakili

Updated: Feb 2

As Muslims, we believe that Ramadan is not just a month of fasting, but also a time for spiritual reflection, personal growth, and community building. After Ramadan, we should strive to carry the lessons we learned during the holy month into our daily lives.



One of the most important lessons we learnt Ramadan is self-discipline. Fasting teaches us to control our desires and to be mindful of what we consume. This lesson can be applied to many other aspects of our lives, such as controlling our anger or our impulses to spend money recklessly. By developing self-discipline, we can become more productive, focused, and responsible individuals.

Another lesson we learnt in Ramadan is empathy. Fasting helps us to understand the struggles of those who are less fortunate than us. Now that Ramadan is gone, we should strive to be more compassionate towards others and to find ways to help those in need. This could involve volunteering at a local shelter, donating to a charity, or simply offering a kind word or gesture to someone who is struggling.

Ramadan was also a time for personal reflection and growth. During the month, we were encouraged to reflect on our actions and behaviors, and to identify areas where we needed to improve. After Ramadan, we should continue this practice of self-reflection and work to become better versions of ourselves. This could involve setting personal goals, reading more books, or learning new skills.

Another lesson we learnt during Ramadan is the importance of community. Breaking our fast together and praying together helps to build a sense of unity and belonging. After Ramadan, we should strive to maintain this sense of community by attending mosque regularly, volunteering at community events, or simply spending time with our friends and family.

Finally, one of the most important lessons we learnt during Ramadan is gratitude. By fasting, we were reminded of the many blessings that Allah has bestowed upon us, such as our health, our family, and our home. After Ramadan, we should strive to maintain this sense of gratitude by thanking Allah for our blessings and by finding ways to give back to our communities.

In conclusion, the lessons we learnt during Ramadan should not be confined to just one month of the year. Instead, we should strive to carry these lessons with us throughout our lives. By practicing self-discipline, empathy, personal growth, community building, and gratitude, we can become better Muslims and better human beings.

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