We the Muslims. We Remind.

Imām Ibn Al-Jawzī رحمه الله narrated that Sayyār رحمه الله reported that Riyāh رحمه الله said:

“A woman was mentioned to me, so I married her. Whenever she finished praying ‘Ishā, she would perfume herself, adorn herself with incense and wear her fine clothes; then she would approach me and say, ‘Do you have a need?’ If I said yes, she would stay with me and if I said no, she would take off her fine clothes and stand up for prayer until the morning. By Allāh, she really delighted me.”

Calling on other than Allah such as the Prophets or saints, the dead or alive but absent. Allah the Exalted says:

Whoever has been negligent in the days of Ramaḍan that have passed then let him perform good actions in what remains of this month, for indeed the rewards of the deeds are decided by the final actions.

Whoever has been negligent in the days of Ramaḍan that have passed then let him perform good actions in what remains of this month, for indeed the rewards of the deeds are decided by the final actions.

Your deeds are only for Allah.

Ad-Dahhak reported:

The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Allah Almighty says: I am the best partner, for whoever associates another partner with me, then it is only done for the sake of my partner.” The Prophet said, “O people! Make your deeds sincere for Allah Almighty. Verily, Allah does not accept any deed unless it is sincerely for him. Do not say: This is for the sake of Allah and this is for the sake of my relatives. Verily, it was done for your relatives and none of it was for Allah. And do not say: This is for the sake of Allah and for your sake. Verily, it was done for their sake and none of it was for Allah.”