A Ramadan to Remember | Miftaah Circle | Cleveland, OH
By Unknown Speaker | 2026-07-30T16:32:58.271075+00:00 | Topic: Ramadan | Masjid: Miftaah Institute
Summary
A Ramadan to Remember
- Reflecting on the true value of our actions and intentions.
- Understanding courage and fearlessness in devotion to Allah.
- Shifting our focus from Dunya (worldly life) to Akhira (Hereafter).
True Value: What We Give
- What we give for Allah holds immense and lasting value.
- What we keep for ourselves often lacks true, eternal worth.
- Ramadan is a prime opportunity for increased giving, sacrifice, and devotion.
A Nasheed of Welcome
- The gentle and hopeful approach of Ramadan's arrival.
- A feeling of happiness and anticipation for the blessed month.
- Preparing our hearts and minds for spiritual growth and renewal.
My Heart is Beating Fast
- The excitement and anticipation for Ramadan's arrival.
- Gratitude for another chance to experience this blessed month.
- Ramadan as a new beginning, a door opening to spiritual surprise.
A Good Ride Home
- Ramadan as a spiritual journey, guiding us back to our true 'home'.
- Finding comfort, peace, and belonging in devotion to Allah.
- Acknowledging Allah's blessings in providing this path and opportunity.
Welcome, Oh Ramadan!
- The core message of Ramadan: bringing hearts to life with the Qur'an.
- Reviving our spirits through recitation, reflection, and understanding.
- Utilizing the blessed nights for Qiyam (standing in prayer) and devotion.
A Ramadan to Remember
They have no fear, they're so courageous because they're doing it for Allah. Their value is for akhira. Value is not for dunya.
What we give for Allah is more valuable. What we keep for ourself has no value.
A Nasheed of Welcome
This was very gentle in approach. Felt it came with happiness and hope.
Now I feel my heart is beating fast,
Open up to my surprise at last.
Ya Allah, thank you for another chance standing at my door.
Ya Allah, you've given me this good ride to my home.
Welcome, welcome, oh Ramadan,
Bring our hearts to life with the Qur'an,
Let our nights be in prayer.