The reward of reciting a single verse in the month of...

The reward of reciting a single verse in the month of Ramadan is equivalent to the reward of reciting the entire Qur’an in other months. Seeking forgiveness of Allah: Naturally, human beings are liable to sins and mistakes, but the best among them is the one who returns to Allah in repentance. For Almighty Allah is the Lord of mercy and He loves those who return to Him sincerely [3] and those who seek His forgiveness [4] .

The month of Ramadan is a period of returning to Allah in repentance for our sins and mistakes. Let us feel remorse over our past sins and be determined to forsake them. He is indeed ready to forgive and bless us abundantly. Therefore, it is highly recommended to make use of the days and nights throughout the month to seek the forgiveness of Almighty Allah.

Supplications and Invocations: By nature, every creature is dependent on the Creator for everything but He on the contrary is independent of all. Out of His mercy and benevolence, He bestows his blessings and bounties on His creatures. Supplication (Du’a) or an act of invoking Allah for the fulfilment of one’s needs is one of the highly prescribed acts in Islam [5] . And one who does not beseech Him is considered arrogant and shall be punished.

The holy month of Ramadan, particularly after the daily ritual prayer is the best period to call upon Allah in this month. Therefore, for the fulfilment of one’s legitimate needs, let’s take advantage of this holy month to supplicate and invoke Allah, the Almighty. He is always ready to answer and respond positively to our requests. Observation of late-night prayers: The month of Ramadan is a time of spiritual elevation, self-discipline, and seeking closeness to Allah.

One of the most significant acts of worship during this sacred month is the observation of late-night prayers, commonly known as Tahajjud or Qiyām al-Layl. These voluntary prayers hold immense rewards and offer numerous benefits, both spiritually and personally. The observation of late-night prayers in Ramadan is a highly rewarding practice that enriches both spiritual and personal life. It strengthens one’s faith, brings peace to the heart, and opens doors to divine mercy and forgiveness.

As a means of self-discipline, it enhances one’s character and fosters a closer relationship with Allah. By making late-night prayers a consistent part of Ramadan, believers maximize the blessings of this sacred month and pave the way for continued spiritual growth throughout the year.