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If we gave even a small time to the Quran, we might have memorized it by now, or at least found the peace and direction we keep chasing online.

Isn’t it sad? We chase likes, shares, and fleeting entertainment while ignoring the Allah and his book.

“Get used to privacy with your Lord (in obedience to Him), because you will be alone with Him in the grave for a long time."

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“The most intelligent one is he who complains about his grief to Allah (alone).”

Key points about this response:

Meaning:

This phrase expresses the hope that Allah will also love the person who loves you for His sake.

Importance of intention:

"Loving for the sake of Allah" implies a deep commitment to shared Islamic values and seeking to please Allah through your relationship.

Alternative expressions:

If we gave even a small time to the Quran, we might have memorized it by now, or at least found the peace and direction we keep chasing online.

Isn’t it sad? We chase likes, shares, and fleeting entertainment while ignoring the Allah and his book.

If you find yourself sluggish during Ramadan, stir up your determination by reminding yourself that these are just numbered days, and that in fasting and staying up at night in worship during it, there is abundant reward.

The opportunity for good deeds during Ramadan will pass with its passing, and if it is not taken advantage of, there will be no way to catch up with it later.

backbiting

overeating

foul language

getting angry

sleeping all day

fasting without praying

skipping suhoor

arguing

lying

eating unhealthy foods

consuming too much media