12 Atypical Ramadan Goals / Ep 1, Generic Muslim Podcast

[@weewee747]

Ramadan Goals 1. Making zikr an integral part of our day 2. Tracking how we spend our downtime 3. Expressing gratitude to our loved ones 4. Practicing silence 5. Forgiving people who have wronged you 6. Learning how to focus better 7. Eating healthier food 8. Learning to pause before acting or speaking on my emotions 9. Greeting love ones and re-establishing relationships 10. Perfect your Ibadah 11. Giving charity everyday of Ramadan 12. Improving our relationship with the Quran in all aspects

[@marisa4040]

Thank you so much for writing these down!

[@weewee747]

@@marisa4040 Alhamdulillah you're most welcome! so grateful i was able to be of help to you!

[@shehreenkhattak1112]

"I'd rather be someone with emotions who can control them instead of being someone without any emotions at all" love that MASHA Allah

[@JK-ls3tn]

I’m sure your father would be so proud of you! I’ll keep him and your family in my duas! In Shaa Allah

[@heyyaziz]

I have the same concern on sharing our good deeds to the public. Sometimes i wanna share it with my friends so we all can improve for the better but i always get into my head thinking that people would think that I’m just showing off so i backed off.

[@jjboonzaier]

It depends on how you want to share it, For example, when my wife and I do something, we won't bring it up unless we are asked about our weekend and day and it happened that we did something that would have occured that day. My wife is pretty much hates me bringing it any "good" we do. I also would find it tacky to randomly bring it up, cause that feels like a brag which takes away the sincerity of the action, in my reasoning at least

[@Mks71999]

I think it has a lot to do with intentions, if for instance you're doing it with the intention of showing off then you won't be rewarded for it, but if you're doing it with the intention that maybe the other person will feel motivated to do the same thing then you'll be rewarded for it. Because at the end of the day if you start focusing too much on what they think then you'll never get around sharing any good information. One thing we've lost through the "my deen, my choice, my life and my link with Allah only and no one else's business" is forgoing a fundamental aspect of Islam which is to look out for your Muslim brothers and sisters as well as stopping wrong acts. Yes, you shouldn't judge anyone in that sense the above motto makes sense but in regards to motivation I disagree. Of course the approach matters a lot but I feel like making such conversations taboo will eventually lead to no one trying to improve themselves and helping others as well. Understand your friends and people you want to motivate to practice more of Islam and bring up things accordingly. For instance when I'm talking to a friend on call or text I like to mention that I need to go pray and I'll talk later, I don't mention prayer time with the intention of showing off but rather that my reminder might put a teeny inkling in them that "maybe I should go pray as well". Eventually it becomes natural for them to hear that and don't find it odd or think you're showing off. At least that's my opinion. Do it with the right intentions in a manner that motivates them to do good. Just how when we see someone do good we may feel motivated to do it as well.

[@Mks71999]

Another thing I wanted to add, is sometimes the thought process we think is normal for us is often time not the same for others. Sometimes you mentioning good deeds or good information may give them ideas or understand a concept that they never thought about. I've had conversations where I found out people didn't know that if you're struggling to fast during a very hot weather increases your reward of if, that the more difficult your situation is and you follow the commands of Allah despite that, you'll get extra reward, like their concept of the Mercy of Allah wasn't built in a manner that mine was, then I realised not eveyone has that foundation. And through me I hope In sha Allah they're able to learn more about Islam. Even right now, I'm not writing this thinking I know a lot or showing off, only sharing the little info I have by the Grace of Allah with the intention that me keeping such knowledge to myself can be selfish and I'll be asked for this knowledge on the day of Judgement as well, that I knew better and I could've helped others with it but I didn't.

[@Mks71999]

Community wise, during the time of the Prophet SAW, there are narrations that quote that the Sahabah would compete with each other on good deeds, not with the reasoning of showing off but because they wanted to gain greater favour in the sight of Allah, the incident we all know of Hazrat Umar giving half of his wealth in charity where as when Hazrat Abu Bakr found this out, he gave ALL his wealth for charity. The point being of friendly competition that motivates them to do better deeds. If such things were made taboo at that time, then the Muslim Community would not have lasted for long.

[@Mks71999]

Sorry for the long info but hope it helps 😅

[@mahnoormusharaf2199]

Gonna apply the zikar, Quran and forgiveness part

[@sc5345]

Seninle gurur duyuyorum Subhi. Sosyal medyada bu şekilde düşünen insanların varlığını görmek aşırı güzel, maşallah

[@rananslameh98]

As a primary school teacher I feel the responsibility to teach my student everything regarding their relation with Allah and how to grow up knowing what's right and what's wrong. Every day we'd have at least 20 minutes talking about good deeds. As for Ramadan, we agreed to pray together as long as they're still at school and read Qur'an together. I also put a box full of challenges and questions related to Ramadan and Islam in general. I told them about donation and how important it is, so they're collecting donations daily so that by the end of the month we can buy gifts, go visit an orphanage and make children happy before Eid. It makes me so happy to see how excited they are and how positively they're changing (behaviour, thoughts,.....)

[@nana-uf5ql]

you are an amazing teacher ♥️

[@filicelubar8845]

بسم الله ماشاء الله عليك يا أخى ، كل الحب من مصر للشعب الفلسطينى العظيم ، الله ينصركم و يعزكم ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@nawarra9652]

جزاكم الله خيرا بودكاست جميل جدا والله الواحد يشعر بالتقصير أحدهم يتمنى ويأمل لو يسمع قراءة الإمام ويفهمها يوما ما ونحن نفهم العربية ومن العرب ومقصرون في التدبر والخشوع بالقرآن

[@eni6896]

This was so comforting! To know that we are not alone in our flaws, but also that we can overcome them with the help of Allah

[@peacenow6618]

May Allah Accept your works, and make it a means of acceptance and Guidance for the Ummah!

[@bettyontheway]

Practicing silence is soooo real for me 😬😬 same same saamee i recently realised i needed a background noise while doing anything. Spotify playlists, podcasts, yt videos, number of series…. Elhamdulillah before Ramadan i realised it and overcame the need. Now im doing those things more intentionally. I can do chores in silence.

[@zamrarizan4111]

I love how the content is so different from other podcasts and so beneficial

[@jjboonzaier]

Need a home tour as well please loving these colours. May all your Ibadah be accepted Insha'Allah

[@ignedrin_r1232]

I'm listening and taking notes right now (thank you so much for the video) but I wanted to comment on number nine. it is sad to see how our “smartphone” and whatsapp generation greet each other. Through stories/posts and things like that, we always know every detail about everyone. We already know a great deal about everyone and commenting on their posts daily made calling them a dead act because you are always in touch with them all the time... when you call someone but they didn't pick up because they are busy, they open the WhatsApp chat and start the convo through chatting, which is in fact the normal thing. The greeting in Ramadan or any ordinary day will always be the same. But I am going to work on that part alot and start calling people to hear their voices instead. Amazing video keep it, Big thanks

[@lilyali7802]

I’ve been following you since your KZbin days! I’m in my late 30’s and i just want to say, I love all your content, not only do you reach out to your own peers, but also an oldie 🙈 like me! I wish I had your podcast (or any podcast for that matter 😂) to help me in my deen when I was young. NEVERTHELESS Alhamdulillah we can all still learn at any age, Islam has no age limit and Allah ﷻ is ALWAYS open to ALL His (swt) creation! May Allah ﷻ pour His abundant on your podcast and through it change many hearts! Ameen!

[@jus.peachii3190]

Alhamdulillah as a revert this is the exact type of content I need Allahumma barik

[@georgiarose3284]

Alhumdullilah it feels as if I'm getting advice from my elder brother...Thanks for starting this podcast. May Allah bless you

[@springfield01]

This was so amazing!!! So glad you started a podcast. You literally hit so many different aspects of Ramadan and made us realize we can do the smallest thing to benefit us in a big way 🫶🏼 hope you have an amazing and wonderful Ramadan iA 🤲🏼

[@munaselawy4939]

Thank you Subhi 🤍

[@samraiqbal7899]

Oooh i wasnt expecting the first episode to come this early. I'm commenting before even watching lol. cuz I'm excited. Ramzan Mubarak everyone!!

[@potato-pz6tu]

Allah will reward you for all the views you get inshaAllah. Allah blessed you with a youtube channel and its mashaAllah and ahamdulilah really good that you are using this platform to remind people about Islam. JazakAllah khair

[@SilverScorpio17]

This Ramadan I'm trying to work on the part about thinking before reacting emotionally 😂

[@afreenshk]

More podcasts please it's very motivating

[@shabnaz7424]

It's rewatch timeeeee💃

[@peacenow6618]

جزاک اللہ خیرا

[@purehearts1511]

Too good to be true. May Allah bless and elevate you 🤍

[@BaraaAli-uq5ok]

I LOVE THIS!!! PLEASE KEEP POSTING. I need this sort of content on my tl. Ik life gets crazy sometimes and you may not be able to post but let us know!! Don’t just disappear please

[@zb2119]

This is so refreshing ma sha Allah. Its nice to listen to a podcast where we are aspiring to becoming better spiritually. So many Muslim you tubers seem to be talking about things that will be popular with the algorithm and generate likes or criticising one another. This is actually quality, thoughtful content. A great reminder. جزاك الله كل خير. كل عام و أنتم بخير

[@ataraxiastemple]

Alhamdullilah! and congrats on the first episode! Insha Allah we see so many more

[@pome-ru]

ألهم بارك

[@salmasfingerprintl8067]

yessssssssssss we need the check everything we learned about our prayers or any worships that we do .

[@ashes.93]

Perfect post-iftar video ☕❤️

[@itszahra4075]

These are great goals actually! they all deepen the connection between you and allah and the best thing is that their effect continues the whole year!

[@surferwanderer]

Congrats on the podcast! I really love the points you made, because it made me realize how Ramadhan and Islam in general have a very 'mindful' approach. InsyaAllah your intentions will be accepted well, thank you again for sharing. I hope you achieve your goals and have a Ramadhan full of barakah

[@JK-ls3tn]

This Ramadan I need to work on my focus. Thank you for this video! It’s nice to listen to you while cooking as if we’re having a chat! Loved it!

[@keke3897]

perfect timinggg

[@sunsetlover.6196]

I was literally just listening to the first ep😆😆

[@aomer20]

This is so helpful. Thank you for sharing.

[@rilyb4033]

May Allah increase you and accept it from you 🙏🏾

[@dr.hinafatimasayed]

Tabarak Allah brother

[@gihad697]

needed this

[@hellothere3683]

I found this so refreshing and useful, jA khair for sharing and may Allah accept from you!

[@sarminislam2572]

Oh my goodness Subhi! This was fantabulous mashallah ✨✨✨ these are things I always think do in my daily routine but this was conveyed so succinctly. May Allah accept our efforts this Ramadan in sha Allah ✨ Loving this new podcast ✨🥳

[@shehreenkhattak1112]

the prayer part was so true, was just thinking about it, so many little things we have been taught are actually wrong

[@Briannalangland]

Such a cool prayer room!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@rizwanaomar7257]

Bestest video. Deserves more views. Allahumma barik lahu .

[@nmakarim]

You did your job

[@stern_noon]

Thank you Subhi.

[@MuslimahTiktok]

Allahumma barik and Ramadan Mubarak.

[@nadsulaiman]

Subscribed. 🎉

[@karmanzoora]

Assalamu Alaikum Subhi. I hope you are doing well. Ramadan Mubarak to you too 😊 I hope you and your family have a blessed and peaceful Ramadan. Thank you for sharing these goals. I have never really thought much about these, so they were really helpful. These were definitely not the typical goals that we set for ourselves. Insha Allah, I will try to work on some of them. May Allah bless you for this and purify your intentions. May Allah grant you and your family a beautiful home in Jannah. Ameen 😊 And also congrats for the podcast. We love it! Keep us all in your prayers.

[@adesinafaridat8571]

I have been waiting😩❤ Barakahlahufihi

[@hdvallejoa]

Salam aleykum dear brother. I just found your channel a couple of days ago, I simply love your content. Thank you very much indeed for taking the time to share your insights with us all. Greetings from COLOMBIA!

[@seamlessdiary]

Jazakallah for this beautiful advice. We love u❤

[@fauzanhidayat21]

Thank you brother for sharing. Currently, i always figure out any speech in english randomly but it was very seldom to obtain islamic content. And now Alhamdulillah i found this very useful channel. Barakallah fiik wa jazakallah khairan. Fauzan, Indonesia

[@almakalludra3047]

That came just in the moment I needed. For a long time I felt this “anger” why life treated me the way it did but never thought what about my approaches to it, and that indeed hurt even more than the occurrences at some point in my life. And then lately I tried to start doing for myself and turn everything into something that benefits me but didn’t quite know where to start or how to do it. I try to reflect on that everyday and this podcast of yours sure did it’s job on this journey I’m just right now. May Allah bless you and reward you with everything He knows is best for you. Assalam alaikum from Kosova🥰

[@bakhtawarkhan1844]

❤

[@imanshafiq7802]

I Just can't when i see people back biting someone behind their back. My anger raises in such a way but i stay quiet. It's the same people that talk behind your back too 😬so I Just learned ignore them

[@muggleborn]

Alhamdulillah 🥰

[@nilox2823]

This is excellent thank you! May Allah accept our fasts and ibadah this blessed month 🤲🏻

[@adinaismail1221]

Subhi, this was beautiful! I could relate to so many things! Thanks for this lovely initiative! Keep going!

[@sananazakat9730]

Missed your vlogs but this is sooo much better ..and loved some of the points ,like practising silence😅…man i have been working on it and cant find much islamic material on it …if u can do one episode on it ,that be cool…ramadan kareem subhi, thank you for a new fav podcast to follow 😊😊😊😊

[@unfilteredthoughts.9175]

thanks for sharing, appreciate this podcast

[@sarasaleh4043]

These are amazing! Thank you for sharing

[@jahanarabegum4846]

No 9👍

[@ramalhussain288]

So beneficial!! ❤

[@nabila148]

im waitingggg for thissss

[@RayOfHope8]

❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹

[@Ellaz201]

This Filipinos Palestinean mix is good. we need more Filipino- Palestinian marriages

[@mammabear379]

Ramadan Kareem brother, I am so glad for your blog. I have followed your channel for several years and this year it has really touched me. I moved across the country to help my mother who has dementia and i don't know anyone here. This year has not felt like Ramadan for me because of my situation. This has really helped me focus on the blessings and I look forward to seeing more of these videos. Thank you and may Allah reward you.

[@haleemah1686]

Loved this, jazakallah khair (:

[@doaadikrallah]

thank you so much for this episode, watching all of this, i wish i had this video when i was younger so i could have grown more throughout the years, cause unfortunately i found that i’m not that close with my religion as much as i want. this video is definitely gonna push me to do better and inchallah becoming a better muslim

[@fiyalayanfa6809]

Thank you for sharing Subhi.. It’s Really insightful for me .. :)

[@Ahmad67475]

I’m so excited for this podcast ❤

[@salmasfingerprintl8067]

Hi Subhi , I watch you since the early days in Yuotube , i really love the Podcast so far , i did suffer from doing anything without playing anyting in the background , i started not listening to anything and i felt more calmer , the other point of eating without paying attention to what is getting inside of me and that Allah wants me to take care of this body , thank you so much i really enjoyed what you shared with us . Ramdam Kareem .

[@kanzanaveed]

Great ❤

[@razanalamat]

thank you for this keep up

[@Aeronautgal]

👏👏👏💛

[@2001ju]

❤❤❤❤😊

[@esma.sim.]

👍🏼

[@leppaeti1815]

This Ramadan my atypical goal will be erasing a person who I litteraly almost hate from my mental focus. I think keeping your mind and your toungue from going off the track, and saying and thinking some horrible things, only to yourself of course, becomes a really really heavy task when you have someone like this around you, and you have to live with them. Dealing with this persons hypocrisy every single day and trying to keep your nerves healthy and yourself focused on the right thing...man.

[@ranabakri8535]

Is the podcast on google podcast?

[@nawarra9652]

May Allah forgive and bestow mercy upon your father, he plainly did a good job raising you you keep mentioning him subhana Allah. اللهم ارحمه

[@nehas868]

ive worked on most, if not all, of these goals and im convinced we're the same person???? in all of the eps I've heard so far i feel like I could've written them because you literally say whatever i'm thinking (but a step further in integrating islam mA) so im just gonna assume youre my fbi agent also has anyone ever brought up you being neurodivergent? because you've basically listed many adhd symptoms throughout this ep such as impusivity (which can exhibited more ways than just risk taking), talking too much, not realising what youre saying in the moment, reacting very quickly, having strong emotions, being able to hyperfocus on things, difficulty task switching (!!!!!!!!), you're a visual thinker and you make associations which is how most adhd people learn and think. You also use behavioural strategies such as time blocking and environmental changes like silence to help with focusing,and channeling strong emotions into productive outcomes which are all very common in the adhd/neurodivergent crowd. although im a doctor, im not saying you have adhd or are neurodivergent. which btw isn't a bad thing, but it's just sth to possibly look into if you havent already. there is a lot of fake news on social media regarding this so watch out ✌🏽

[@MoonLightTR25]

appreciate your time while your not married and have kids...iam not saying you wont have the time but it will be more limited than what you have now

[@junglemami6941]

This makes me so happy I miss your content. It helped me during the pandemic. 👏🏾🤎