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Islamic All Year Round And Not Just One Month Essay

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BY:Asher.K RAMADAN
Assalamualaikum, have you ever thought about the unfortunate sad truth, the unfortunate problem that for sure most of us Muslims face. Most likely you even didn't think about this problem, you most likely don't even know what the problem is. And the one to blame for this problem is you, yourself, and just you. Every single Muslim themselves is the one to blame. The unnoticeable problem is why are we great Muslims during the Great month “Ramadan”?But when Ramadan is over why can't we be the great great Muslims we were doing the great month? And now the question is how can you be great Muslims all year round and not just one month? The reason for why we are great great Muslims during the Great month “Ramadan” is because Shaytan is chained up as narrated in a Hadith “When Ramadan comes, the gates of Paradise are opened, the gates of hell are closed, and the devils are chained up.”.But this doesn't mean that all the shayateens are locked …show more content…

How can you keep it all year round? The answer is that the good things you do can be might be multiplied by 700 if you just have a sincere intention. And always remember Allah is the most giving and the most generous so this is a little thing for him. And you can always say bismillah and this will protect and make you avoid shaytan and this will protect you and make you always avoid Shaytaan and you won't be doing wrong doings most likely.If we are able to avoid doing bad things for a month, then there is the possibility of staying away from it for the whole year.We just need to try.If you have a really bad habit of gossiping or backbiting or whatever it is and you always do it but when Ramadan comes you don't do it anymore and when Ramadan is finished then you go back to those bad habit or habits.This is an example of hypocrisy it's just like for ex.You behave well in front of a teacher and when they leave you go back to your bad behavior.Allah doesn't like

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