How Little things Reflect the True Discipline in Fasting
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Ikkz Ikbal ✉ The month of Ramadan holds profound significance for Muslims worldwide, encapsulating the core values of fasting, mercy, forgiveness, self-reflection, and character development. It offers a chance to strengthen our bond with Allah SWT through the teachings of the Qur’an and supplication. Ramadan presents an opportunity for cultivating self-discipline and enhancing one's character. In the context of Ramadan's essence and self-introspection, it is essential to consider the significance of small actions. Beyond mere abstinence from food and drink, Ramadan serves as a time to nurture discipline and accountability in all walks of life. The representative picture generated using DALLE-3 Avoid unnecessary online activities, such as updating statuses or sharing stories during Sehri and Iftaar. It is not obligatory, despite the societal perception that being offline during these times implies not fasting. Reduce mobile phone and social media usage. While we may already refr