Importance of Ramadhan
(Moulana Yakub)
1) What is the ‘Best gift’ that was sent down from the heavens during Ramadan?
2) Fasting isn’t just about our tummies being hungry, what other body parts should also be ‘fasting’?
3) Ramadan is like a battery charger – if we charge our Iman now, how long should that ‘battery’ last us?
(Answer: The Qur’an)
(Answer: Our Tongues from lying, our hearts from anger, etc.)
(Answer: The Whole Year)
Daily Worship
(Moulana Hassan)
1) We pray five times a day normally, but what is the 'special' extra prayer we only do at night in Ramadan?
2) When we are tired or hungry, why is our prayer actually worth MORE to Allah?
3) What is the best thing we can ask Allah for during our Sujud (prostration) while we are fasting?
(Answer: Taraweeh)
(Answer: Because we are showing patience and discipline even when it’s hard)
(Answer: Forgiveness, Jannah, or help for people in need)
Acts of Kindness
(Moulana Nadeem)
1) The Prophet ﷺ said a smile is a form of charity. If you have no money, how many people can you 'give' to today?
2) If your parents are fasting and feeling extra tired, what is one 'Secret Mission' you can do to help them at home?
3) If you see a friend at school who is feeling sad or lonely, why is being kind to them even more special during Ramadan?
(Answer: Everyone you see! Kindness doesn't have to cost a penny.)
(Answer: Tidying your room, setting the table, or being quiet while they rest.)
(Answer: Because in Ramadan, every good deed is multiplied and rewarded like it's 70 times bigger!)
Devices in Ramadhan
(Moulana Zakariyya)
1) If we put our water bottles away to fast for our tummies, why should we sometimes put our tablets or phones away too?
2) Ramadan is the month of the Qur'an. How can we turn our devices from a 'time-waster' into a 'reward-maker'?
3) What is the best thing to do with your phone or games when it’s time for Salah or helping with Iftar?
(Answer: To give our hearts a 'fast' from distractions and focus more on Allah.)
(Answer: By using them to listen to the Qur'an, learn a new Dua, or watch Islamic stories.)
(Answer: Switch it off or put it in another room so we can give our full attention to our family and our prayer.)
Laylatul Qadr
(Moulana Ridhwan)
1) If one night is better than 1,000 months, how many years of reward do we get for just one good deed on this night?
2) We don't know the exact date of this night, so where did the Prophet ﷺ tell us to go 'hunting' for it?
3) If Laylatul Qadr is a 'Night of Peace,' how should we treat our brothers, sisters, and friends during these last ten nights?
(Answer: Over 83 years!)
(Answer: In the last 10 nights of Ramadan, especially the odd-numbered ones.)
(Answer: We should be extra kind and avoid arguing so our homes are full of peace for the Angels to visit.)
Closing & Dua
(Moulana Eliyas)