Ramadan
A month of mercy, a moment of reflection, a lifetime of change. Read, watch, and download resources that suit your every Ramadan need.
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Explore our most awaited production of the year! Our annual Ramadan series explores faith-boosting Islamic topics with stories and breathtaking visuals—drawing millions of views globally per series.
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Qur’an 30 for 30
Our beloved Qur’an series is back with more reflections from your favorite scholars and teachers! Discover key Qur’anic gems from each juz’ and join the millions who have been inspired.
Qur’an 30 for 30: Journal
The Qur’an 30 for 30 Life Lesson Journal accompanies Season 6 of Qur’an 30 for 30, providing 90 powerful life lessons from 90 Qur’anic verses and journaling space for personal reflections.
Qur’an 30 for 30: Thematic Tafsir
Enrich yourself with this compilation of insights drawn from the Qur’an, based on 4 seasons of Qur’an 30 for 30.
Qur’an 30 for 30 | Season 6
30 juz. 100 lessons. This Ramadan, Dr. Omar Suleiman and Sh. Abdullah Oduro are back to spend the month of the Qur’an with the Qur’an. Join our hosts and special guests every day as they give their personal reflections and practical takeaways from each juz.
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Du'as on Repeat
We learn them early. We repeat them daily. We pass them down. Immerse yourself in the meanings of the du'as you usually have on autoplay.
A Du’a a Day: Prophetic Prayers for Ramadan
In this book you will find 29 du’as from the Qur’an and Sunnah that revolve around four themes pertinent to the month of Ramadan: guidance, good habits, prayers for others, and supplications specific to the last ten nights.
Ramadan Du’as on Repeat with Dr. Tahir Wyatt
Join Dr. Tahir Wyatt as he (re)introduces six oft-repeated Ramadan supplications, and let the forgotten wonder of these 1400-year-old words passed down from the Prophet (s) connect you with Allah like never before.
How Does Ramadan Work? A Beginner’s Guide
In this Ramadan guide for new and newly-practicing Muslims, learn about the virtues of fasting, why we fast, and what we hope to gain through our acts of worship in Ramadan.
The Art of Worship: How to Make the Most of Ramadan Nights
Dr. Anjum explores the art of worship and how to seek a connection with God. In this paper, he gives five practical tips on how to have a successful Ramadan.
Why Laylatul Qadr? The Significance & Virtues of the Most Important Night of the Year
Islam offers opportunities for intense spiritual experiences. Of the greatest of such opportunities are the last 10 days of Ramadan. By far however, there is no day or night that has been emphasized more than the night known as laylat al-qadr (the Night of Decree).
On The Timing and Virtues of the Night of Power: The Heart's Joy in Remembering Laylat al-Qadr by Ibn al-ʿIrāqī
An english translation of Ibn al-Iraqi's book presenting 27 opinions on the timing of laylat al-qadr, and the various signs of laylat al-qadr.
Repentance as a Way of Life: Islam, Spirituality, & Practice
This paper specifically addresses how to repent, with a focus on two key dimensions of repentance — the spiritual and the practical, and describes the necessary steps to tawba, its many benefits, and a number of commonly faced obstacles.
What is Ramadan?
Why is Ramadan celebrated and how is it observed?
“Ramadan is the month in which the Qur’an was revealed, as guidance for humanity…so whoever of you witnesses the month should fast it.”
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Muslims therefore celebrate Ramadan by ritually fasting for the entire month in gratitude to God for His final revelation. By restricting the body’s appetites during daylight hours, believers rejuvenate their spirituality, repair their religious conscience, and cultivate their devotion to God. This is the most significant objective of the fast: restoring the centrality of God in our lives.
What is the purpose of fasting in Ramadan?
Ramadan is a period of practicing extra awareness about all the things that could soil our spirituality and fuel the ego that feeds off our catering to its appetites throughout the year. Vices are always forbidden, but we work with even greater dedication to avoid them and excel in devotion, kindness, patience, and forgiveness in Ramadan. Such inner purity is the intended result of fasting.