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[@AliDawah]

Mashallah looking forward to these new videos ♥️.

[@verendai.]

Hey Ali dawah

[@Saad_TheSlaveOfAllah]

Important lesson from ramadan is that "we became happy in ramadan because we are busy in doing what we were created for".

[@mohammedjafer9265]

Also that we were chosen to see this Ramadan Alhamdulillah

[@imanebahar9702]

I vote for this one!

[@Success_with_Touhid]

SubhanAllah

[@kutubojarju6120]

Last Ramadan, the benefit I felt was the power of the Quran. With the recitation of the Quran and making dua for a scholarship. Allah has answered the dua and I'm currently in KDI School in South Korea doing my master's. I believe with the dua after reciting Quran, Allah has answered my prayer to be awarded a full-funded scholarship.

[@kutubojarju6120]

@@isfj3122 Thank you. May Allah answer all our prayers. Ameen.

[@asma-mushtaq]

Many hearty congratulations on the receipt of your scholarship. May A (SWT) bless your studies and add barakah to your career path and life.

[@kutubojarju6120]

@@asma-mushtaq Ameeeeen. Thank you so much.

[@proudchamp9865]

BarakAllah mashAllah.....may u succeed more.... Aameen

[@matheen8574]

Something I've observed during Ramadan is that the pain caused by the emptiness of the belly is subdued by the bliss caused by the fullness of the heart. The lesson learned from this is that what ever you sacrifice for the sake of Allah will be replaced with something far better.

[@tasneemmohammed9590]

last ramadan was a life changing experience , I become more loving to Allah and trusting all his decree as I know no matter what happens to me it is definitely for my benefit .and since then alhamdullah I feel tranquil and live in peace May Allah grant us all the sweetness of contentment

[@ninjagothebestshowonearth7277]

Ramadan has taught me how time is so precious You can never take back time

[@Xplovert]

One thing I think has stuck with me from Ramadan is the fact that it is possible to change for the better. As long as you aren't closed minded to that opportunity, taking a step consistently can guarantee you significant improvement that will turn you life around for the better. Ramadan Mubarak!

[@kinGOPoLY]

Ramadan is the best opportunity that a we can get as a Muslim as it reminds us the reward for fasting will be rewarded by Allah Himself .That's the most beautiful thing to remember while fasting!

[@quiv777]

You're that guy from

[@quiv777]

Its good to see you know people like OnePathNetwork. May Allahgrant you goodness. Ameen

[@witheeeeeerx]

ভাই আপনে এহানে

[@maryeve3984]

Can a Religion from God be so confusing & full of contradictions ? For God so Loved the Criminals that he gave his only son,that whoever believes in him will not perish but have eternal life ( John 3 : 16 ) N0 ONE CAN DENY THIS MEANS ALL TH0SE WH0 BELIEVE WILL ENTER PARADI$E God will Render to each person according to his deeds ( Romans 2 : 6 ) For he who does wrong will receive the consequences of the wrong which he has done Colossians 3 : 25 NO 0NE CAN DENY THIS MEANS WE WILL BE JUDGED BY 0UR DEEDS

[@quiv777]

@@maryeve3984 Dude no one asked.

[@rezvanigaming4244]

the thing i learned from ramadan is =consistency

[@s.adnansami5106]

One lesson I have learnt from last Ramadaan is what Ibn Taymiyyah said: "What really counts are good endings, not flawed beginnings" I had a headstart, so much zeal and energy going into Ramadaan, however by the time half of Ramadaan was over, I realised soon enough and started panicking but still tried somewhat to do the most out of it. At the end, the "last" day of Ramadaan I wasn't objectively doing much but the last 2-3 hours I gave everything and it was as if I knew I would die in a few moments. I would precisely calculate what would be the best deed to do, even while walking, every breath more or less I would do dhikr to the masjid and back. Moments before Maghrib I was hyper-focused into du'aa, it was a make or break moment. Like this was it, Yaa Allah, Yaa Allah, Yaa Allah! I felt regretful (maybe my fault, maybe not due to my circumstances) for not cherishing Ramadaan enough and I was giving everything to make the most out of these last moments. How much I fell in love with Ramadaan, Yaa Allah! Wallahi, what happened next was a grand blessing! Ramadaan 2021 was one extra day! Imagine the relief! ONE MORE CHANCE. Wallahi it was a blessing and I was probably over the moon! I kept doing my best the next day and Wallahi, I don't regret to this day Ramadaan 2022, whatever happened last year. I feel so satisfied because I hope it was a special ending and the middle doesnt bother me anymore.

[@htownali]

The lesson in my previous experiences in Ramadan, is through patience is where progress is achieved. I thought it over often. I wanted to reach a place where I possess Taqwa. I realized through Ramadan that I have to endure in controlling my nafs, hour by hour day by day. You’ll have moments where it will be hard but if you have patience and endure the “pain” it will get easier and you’ll get closer towards taqwa.

[@Mohamed7ARiQ]

The most important lesson I've learnt in Ramadan was Islam is much more beautiful and deep than I initially thought. The reason for this realisation was that I started to read the Quran with meaning and commentary. It was one of the best things I've ever done. Alhamdulilah.

[@sulaimanyahya1302]

An important lesson of Ramadan “To have patience with yourself and others and to strive for improving oneself and have tawkual in Allah SWT.” My favourite quote is that “a person can commit millions or billions of sins but all it take to come back to Allah SWT and repent is one step.” Ramadan Mubarak to everyone ☪️

[@nannymouse3946]

The best lesson that I've learnt is that the minimum yet the hardest thing you can do in Ramadan is to avoid sinning.

[@yamaan9528]

An Important lesson I've learned from Ramadan is that it shows us how little we need from the Dunya and how much we need from Allah. Ramadan Mubarak to you all.

[@mumenreja523]

One thing I learnt from Ramadan was: The word ‘Ramadan’ comes from the word ‘Ramad’ which means ‘burning’ When reading the Tafsir of Imam Qurtubi he mentions that it was named Ramadan because it burns the sins of people with good deeds. I thought that was something amazing SubhanaAllah!

[@Salafi_online_publication]

Ramadan teaches me lesson of self discipline ,self control, sacrifice and empathy for those who are less fortunate

[@aboriyazimov1494]

Assalamu alaykum, The biggest thing I’ve learned from Ramadan is this month shows us how we are actually need to be for all the time outside of Ramadan as a muslim. For example if you listen music and when Ramadan comes you’ll stop it so you’ll realize you should not be listening music at all the time or when Ramadan comes you read Quran, you do a lot of athkar and prayers so it shows that you should be doing that outside of this month as well and Ramadan helps a lot to fix all of this by the power of Allah swt

[@s.khan3339]

Ramadan for me is a time where I purify my heart from all evil and encourage good for myself and those around me.

[@ismailbenaissa446]

one or the most important lesson in ramadan which i learned was to be patient and grateful, especially with school and stress, which makes everyone overwhelmed. i learned to be patient and understanding, not letting my emotions go and always have a smile on my face no matter the amount of school, family or just general stress I am going through.

[@mariyaadam6509]

As for me,what I learn from Ramadan is being PATIENT and CONSISTENT in my obligations, being GRATEFUL for every little thing Allah gave me and having RAHMA towards the less fortunate HAPPY RAMADHAN TO ALL OF YOU MAY WE BE AMONG THE ONES ALLAH FREES THEM FROM HELLFIRE THIS RAMADHAN

[@honeypuffmonster693]

I have to say, the community of Muslims within Ramadan is beautiful. Spending Ramadan alone is a bit tough, but with family and friends it's enjoyable. The sense of community when you go to a masjid where no one an judge is wonderful. I feel as if, progressing in Islam is easier when you are in a group. You are going to learn something different from everyone's personality and love them for the sake of Allah. You are able to improve yourself while being surrounded by good people and it is a rare opportunity for people to be in such a situation. The lesson overall, Ramadan comes every year is like Allah giving us a chance to become better Muslims. It's a blessed month so when we try, our rewards are also increased.The feeling of peace when you accomplish something for the sake of Islam is amazing.

[@lolade7938]

A reminder of our purpose; serving our creator and giving back to the needy is one's responsibility.

[@rashadmohammadmahbub9000]

Best lesson I have learnt from Ramadan is PATIENCE, but not only limited to fasting, but also in our manners with others, desires of the world and so on. It is my most favourite month of the year as it I am most peaceful in this time! Alhamdulillah.

[@ArdoBlueMoon]

I have learned that you can always be better than you were yesterday, no matter how weak or strong with Iman you were.

[@tariqyousuf7629]

The important lesson is every gate in heaven is opened wide so ask forgiveness as you are a traveler in this world like a rider under a tree for shade Ramadan Mubarak ☪️ everyone

[@AlAmeen099]

Lesson from the previous Ramadan? - for my goals to come true, I need clear and realistic plans. Otherwise I will have a burnout and will have regret that I wasn’t organized enough.

[@adibaislam9365]

i read somewhere, ramadhan is about breaking bad habits not putting them on pause and i felt that, i think this is the best lesson i have learnt! 💌

[@Thahseebahd]

Important Lesson I Learned from Ramadan is about Inner Peace, Hunger , Patience and Tranquility. Ramadan keep away from all sins and leading to live a life with so much comfort.

[@ayaymoon7547]

Ramadan offers clear ways to connect with gratitude; fasting by choice, giving charity and allowing ourselves to feel the impact of these activities, to not take things for granted and open the doors to gratitude and inspiration.

[@mansurmansuri1111]

RAMADAN MUBARAK 💚💚💚

[@hayfem8308]

One lesson that i learn from Ramadhan and experience every year is the greatfulness for the food and water i have and to increase my patience more than i usually would

[@NuSaSaAz]

A big lesson for me is that this ramadan in particular shows me the mercy and nearness of Allah azzawajal. I was feeling rather isolated and far from my Rabb in the last few months. But with this month i gained hope and motivation to be closer to my creator. We call and He answers, Alhamdullilah!

[@fatimaibrahim2198]

Ramadan is a chance ! I remember my biggest points of change in my life were during ramadan . I first decided to become a better muslim who wants to get closer to Allah subhanahu wa ta'alah during one ramadan , I also started wearing niqap last ramadan Alhamdulillah . I just love how muslims perform ibadat in a better way in ramadan ! So a lesson I learnt from ramadan: that it wasn't that hard ... all the time we were capable of being better , we did it and we can take that with us through the rest of the year till the next ramadan in sha Allah .

[@n.8544]

No matter how hopeless I may feel because of my wrong doings, Ramadan gives me a chance to get my self back on track and feel better alhumdellah....At this stage in my life, that's what Ramadan feels fo me.

[@beyondhope4humanity]

Last Ramadan had been filled with serving my family who were sick. Lessons I got was, no matter how difficult the times are during this blessed months, you will come out of it better and every hardship will be more bearable, you will be able to train to be more patient than ever before, only if you intend to be patient and so actions accordingly for the sake of Allah, Allah surely facilitates our journey.

[@massinissaabboud2899]

just yesterday I was at the mosque to pray maghrib, and at the time of iftar, I saw something wonderful : I saw adults, children, old, rich , poor, all feeling the same upon hearing the adhan. it reminded me how equal we all are, then I remembered the hadith of the prophet (peace be upon him) where he says: “He who fasts has two joys: a joy when he breaks his fast and a joy when he meets his Lord. " and feeling that joy together made it bigger.

[@boubacarbasse3174]

With my parents departure to Africa Lesson I Learned is that freedom isn’t necessarily being able to do what ever you want, but it encompasses not being a slave of your desires and weaknesses

[@AbuAbdillah1413]

Every Ramadan I learn how much I am in need of Allaah جل وعلى, we get so busy in our lives focussing on ourselves, work, studies etc. { وَمَا خَلَقۡتُ ٱلۡجِنَّ وَٱلۡإِنسَ إِلَّا لِيَعۡبُدُونِ } I did not create jinn and humans except to worship Me.

[@nasibhabib4957]

As a black young Muslim from an African country with majority of Christian people, Ramadan taught me that being nice and kind and generous doesn’t have to only be among my fellow Muslims but to everyone around me especially those in need, this is a great lesson because as the whole world was coming out of the pandemic effects a lot of people were struggling so doing something nice to anybody muslim or not in Ramadhan is a lesson I’ve learnt. I’m your subscriber from Uganda and I’d love to have that jumper. Alhamdulillah! May Allah make all of us able to fast this holy month of Ramadhan in peace and harmony. Assalam Aleikum

[@Alhassane_Aminane]

The lesson i Learned in Ramadan is that ramadan has a lot of barakah in it , because i spend 6 months learning how to read the Quran but still couldn't read arabic of the quran and i have a hard time Reading a half a page of the Quran , but when Ramadan came in , i started learning again the arabic of the Quran , and Wallahi !!! In the last ten days of Ramadan i was Reading fluently more than 60 pages a day ! Wallahi ! Ramadan is indeed a blessed month for the humanity.

[@rumashaheen2839]

An important lesson tht we learned from Ramadan is,be the change for ur loved ones (parents).They prayed a lot to make us deserve wht we actually for.

[@faithinoneandonlygod4176]

I have learnt to manage my time, preparing a timetable of priorities, everyday zikr n duas and i have learnt many gems n lessons from the Quran by pondering over translation of the ayats. May Allah help us attain high level of piety during this Ramadan. Ameen

[@izdiharsahalan]

Lesson for this Ramadan, be content and fulfilling with what I have. Being the best of me by seeking wisdom in nurturing the essence and beautiful month of forgiveness and mercy.

[@mohdmaaz9981]

important lesson i learned from ramadan is to be grateful for what you have and to share your blessing with other people

[@fyiiras]

Important lesson from RAMADAN Fasting for 16 hours and being full after 5 minutes is a prime example of how fleeting the pleasures of this world are and how small this life is

[@ahnafical]

The lesson i learned - doing iftar regularly with a bunch of strangers in the masjid taught me to not look at other’s plates except to make sure they had enough. At first i used to see what others got since people brought different things but limited amounts. If i saw something i liked but I didn’t get, it’d truly sadden me and even ruin the satisfaction from the food i did get. Since then I stopped looking at other’s plates and SubhanAllah the food i got tasted so much better and only time I’d look sideways would be to make sure that the brother had what i got. Now i apply this to all aspects of my life - Lowering my gaze from other’s blessings and being thankful for mine. Alhamdulillah.

[@bassi15]

Ramadan is the best time to appreciate what you have. Whether it’s family, food, shelter or the clothes you have, this time of year shall surely change a person to be patient and thankful to Allah and all of his mercy.

[@anaskarim9879]

An important lesson I learned from Ramadan is that you have to have patience with yourself and others and you have to strive for improving yourself. Ramadan Mubarak, Everyone ❤

[@MrTiiNy123]

I learnt to forget everything and take it back to the core. The core being our salah. Focussing on the spiritual side and trying to attain khushoo. A long journey to acquire its sweetness but one that all of us should aspire to acquire

[@universefacts6757]

The best lesson from Ramadan is that keep an eye on you in every moment(tazkiya) and seek guidance from Allah subhan u tallah and he is always there to help you, to give you one more chance for his friendship.

[@rayyanabdullahi-5942]

One thing I learned from Ramadan is that my emotions/desires Should not control me I should control them in order to achieve the purpose I was created for.

[@jabirkavir]

Lessons I learnt from this Ramadan and all other Ramadan is the immerse love Allah has for us. The opportunities to get close to Him, The piety we learn, the humbleness and the believe and Yaqeen we have that our fast and du'as would be accepted. Ramadan has 29/30 days. In these days, we are encouraged to Read the Quran Daily, Perform Salat on time. Perform Tahajjud. Research shows that it takes 30 days for a habit to be created in the brain. Then 60-90 days to make that habit a lifestyle. Apart from the immerse reward, Allah Azsawajal is teaching us a habit which would help us achieve Success both in this world and the hereafter. How merciful Allah is. How MERCIFUL

[@akmalidris3088]

Of the many lessons that Ramadan provides, to me it has always been the lesson of resetting. This dunya has a way of distracting us from our main purpose in this life, the worship of our Rabb. When Ramadan comes, it always seems to put into perspective what is truly important, changing everything in our daily routine to maximise our Ramadan, the sense of resetting. No matter how you lived your life before this month, it’s so blessed that anyone feels like they can simply reset and enter it, maximise its blessing and get closer to Allah. It is indeed a truly blessed gift and mercy to us from Allah

[@ShatirGamerHd]

This Ramadan I am learning that change is inevitable and growth is optional. Ramadan Mubarak to my Muslim Brothers & Sisters.

[@user-vi7pq9ge9l]

One important lesson from Ramadan: if you can strive hard for this month, you can strive hard in the other 11 months too. Life is short, days are numbered. If we work hard now, we won't have regrets later, in'sha'Allah. :) Another thing is to appreciate the unasked favours of our Lord: Family, food, clean water, clothes, being able to practice my religion, masjid and community. May Allah accept our fasts and deeds.

[@umuhawa]

Ramadan Mubarak everyone. The important lesson I have land during this blessing month is to forgive and let go.

[@bintou3098]

2 Ramadhans ago, I embarked on the Quran 30days challenge, but instead of reading the Quran in Arabic, I read the translation while listening to the Arabic audio's. From Baqara to Naas. This changed my life, my perspectives, one of my biggest blessings!.I was completely blown away by the fact that I called myself Muslim for years, without even knowing the meaning and beauty of our blessed holy book. I've been humbled ever since. I definitely encourage you to attempt it this Ramadan dear brother/sister. May Allah grant you Afiya. Salam💞

[@zainabjamshaid2101]

The greatest lesson Ramadan has taught me is that of perseverance and sabr but not just that, perseverance for the sake of Allah and Allah alone and I think in this world we often forget that, we do persevere and we do become patient but the purpose occasionally gets blurred so Ramadan comes to purify us and help us get closer to Allah and that is indeed the Mi’raaj of a Muslim!!

[@tarekkoheel1700]

An important lesson that I have learned form Ramadan is that being consistent in something is actually possible if you actually put your mind to it. Things like reading the Quran, Praying tahajjud, and abstaining from things you usually do is all possible when you try hard enough.

[@asifzaveri]

Since I started practising deen seriously ramadan has been a benchmark for me and it allows to analyse and reflect how far I have come and what changes I made throughout the passing of ramadan.

[@jallowabdoukarim33]

I believe Ramadhan to be a life changing opportunity and development of Taqwa

[@kashaf8129]

The best lesson I learnt in Ramadan: It shows us our potential that we are capable of doing so much good and so much worship... And if we can abstain from things which is permissible all throughout the year (except Ramadan)for eg:-Food... Then in the same way we also can easily abstain from things that are actually haraam

[@mariamkanj6234]

Most lesson I learn from last Ramadan is how Dunyah is short. My co-worker’s dad passed away in the last day of Ramadan and it was a shock for most of us but yet it was a mercy for him. Might Allah have mercy on all Muslims. And another lesson is a reflection from last Ramadan is self control and fasting is to get rid of the bad habits and replace them with good ones and that is my goal this Ramadan Inshaallah.

[@aathimasanya6203]

One thing I've learnt from Ramadan is patience.

[@SwiftoMan]

I learned last Ramadan that It's better to endure 100 battles against yourself in this life than endure 1000 regrets in the next. We all accumulate different weaknesses/obstacles from one Ramadan to another and they can be difficult to overcome. During this month it may be disheartening sometimes to keep going and keep whittling away at them - eventually mentally burning out. However, I know that Allah loves those who keep going and never give up. I can keep trying, and keep failing but as long as I don't give up, I won't regret it in the next life, and also know Allah has a mighty outcome ready for these efforts!

[@SoThatsLife23]

The lesson I learned and am still learning is |Allah swt guides whom He wants and when He wants.| I have a 17-year-old sister who has a habit of listening to music any moment on any day. Even during Ramadan. Personally I never really liked music, but I did enjoy it enough to listen to it. About a year ago I stopped listening to music and switched to Quran/nasheeds. No matter what time it is, whenever I have the urge of listening to smt I listen to nasheeds/Quranic recitations. And I think my habit has started to impact my sister, as she hasnt listened to music the past 4 days... I hear nasheeds playing from her phone to which I always played on my phone. Therefore never judge a person. Allah guides whom He wants and when He wants. InshaAllah she keeps this beautiful habit even after Ramadan.

[@asdaribooks1361]

One lesson I’ve learned is if I continue the same good deeds I was doing in ramadan, after Ramadan, then that means I have changed for the better and iA Allah and accepted my worship in Ramadan. Makes me very happy and hopeful Alhamdolilah

[@sanddust7748]

Assalamualaikum, what I learned from Ramadan is that how much I've missed of Islam, now that this month has dominated not only our life individual lives but the whole community becomes subservient to Allah this month, I have tasted Islam by practicing it more than the other months. I wish I'd done it throughout the year, I would have been in such a bliss, without anxieties, depressions and stresses.

[@muhammadmuneebullah9881]

Ramadan helps me to understand the difficulties of other people who are not as privileged as some of us. Also it teaches the spirit of hunger and why it’s the most important tool in taming our nafs.

[@monjidsidahmed4741]

An important lesson that I have learned from Ramadan is staying humble because somewhere in the world there are people going through worse pain and suffering than you and now is the time of giving to those that cannot help and give themselves.

[@NiaPgn]

The most important lesson I’ve learned is that this is indeed the month of mercy because we are forgetful and Allah give us this beautiful and amazing reset/refresh button to come close to Him and everything that is good through Him. Alhamdulillah.

[@Me2-n3z]

One profound lesson I have learned in my whole entire life in every Ramadan is that I feel the divine love encompasses my spirit and removes all of my evil emotions. I feel there’s someone sent by the Almighty Allah to clean up all of the negativity and depression, anxiety, envy, hatred, grudges, dishonest and other evil stuff that rooted inside of me the whole year. I’m glad Ramadan is always here turning me toward the Almighty Allah to find my real purpose.

[@mazenbon8676]

The biggest lesson I’ve learned from Ramadan is that it’s the month off opportunities. A couple of Ramadans ago is when I changed my ways and became closer to our creator. May Allah bless you all Ameen🙏🏼

[@Why_t_Stories]

Mashallah Happy Ramadan To All❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@mariamebrahim7787]

During Ramadan, an important lesson i learnt is to not procrastinate and miss out on the blessings it has to offer, as well as to be mindful of who we are and why we sin. I usually try to make use of my time wisely, make dua and ibadah, but i always find myself burning out and missing out. As for the second part, i realize we often blame shaytaan but we also need to take responsibility for pur own actions and i remember reading a powerful quote which stated that if we knew our worth, we wouldn't humiliate ourselves by listening to Shaytaan. In Sha Allah this Ramadan will inspire me and other muslims to be be our best and do our best 😊

[@ayeshaminasabban2102]

Ramadan teaches me and all of us Muslim Brothers and Sisters a lot. One lesson that I have learn is being more patience (Sabr). and it is extremely good to be more patience or to have more patience because you got to do a lot of good deed 😊

[@shelovesrealmadrid]

lesson that i have learned from ramadan is the importance of food and water i think so fasting is like a test of faith i mean, we have food ( we can eat it without any one knowing but we don't) :)

[@s360]

A lesson I've learnt from Ramadan is that when we try our best to take the most benefit from this month, with ihsan, true change can happen. Ihsan, I've come to learn would include sincere intention along with mindfulness, extra effort (pushing yourself more) and knowing that every bit is witnessed by Allah. This lesson would allow me utilize Ramadan regardless of my yearly circumstances whether it be with motherhood, work, school, teacher, etc. It also helps when I feel overwhelmed to recentre myself back to Allah.

[@klict]

The one lesson I learnt from ramadan is how to reset your life and your bad habits. This concept was taught to me by a sheikh on your podcast. Being on self improvement, I know the importance of small bad habits which can lead to religious demise. But ramadan, along with its other blessings, really does us Muslims a favour by granting us this wonderful opportunity to just take a look at ourselves. What temptations to we have while fasting? What bad habits do we crave? Are we punctual in our prayers? All of this really makes me feel grateful towards Allah , the most kind and merciful.

[@khadijahdavis2188]

To be of Service to others that is such a Major part of our lives as Muslim.… and also know that despite all of your short comings a faults IF we remember to Seek Him, Allah Ta’ala’s Door of Rahman continues to remain open for us.

[@touzeee9827]

Happiness is notification from OnePath❤

[@protagonist9794]

What I learn from ramadan is : it’s not about establishing a diet , or restraining yourself from eating . It’s about patience and the humbleness you get from breaking your fast and the feeling that you get when your heart is clear of sinning and it’s getting more and more closer to Allah.

[@tachyakbar]

Alhamdulillah for another Ramadan, another chance to rejuvenate my soul! For only Allah knows if I would see another day.

[@nuhuahmed7711]

One thing that I learn in last Ramadan that there is the brother called Eesa frimpong he said that 'Ramadan is a lifeline'and I truly believe that those who fall down. In Ramadan we can get backup and get more better than before this is a lifeline

[@brainfr33z3r3]

An important lesson I have learned is that backbiting and lying can break your fast and that Allah does not need someone’s hunger or thirst if he does not follow the rules of Ramadan and how to properly fast. Love vids keep up the good work

[@insignificantmortal8983]

The most important lesson I've learned in Ramadan is a very personal lesson. Which is, I can always push myself to do more.

[@akai8632]

This ramadan I've learnt the importance of taking initiative and being proactive, especially when it comes to matters of deen. Having a plan to do something is good but unless you start somewhere, you will only keep on delaying further. All it takes is a courageous step with tawakkul.

[@sarahalmaas665]

Salam! Ramadan Mubarakk!! Jazak Allah for posting such videos😄

[@saranghani5684]

Lesson i have learnt from ramadan is that this month tells us that which sins of us belong to our nafs. As we know satan is closed in this month so whatever sins we do are due to weaknesses of our nafs. So we should try hard to make our nafs strong in this ramadan and be strong so when ramadan ends we become able to fight against satan and also against our nafs. May Allah help us and forgive us this ramadan

[@ziayusuf6383]

First of all we are blessed to see Ramadan and lessons that we learn from Ramadan is patience and time management.

[@SRarmyMir]

love from Bangladesh

[@tahminarahman9145]

SubhanAllah what I have learnt this Ramadan so far is that some days May be easy getting closer to Allah and some days it might be hard but the most important thing is to get through those days by just trying. And trust Allah swt because he is so appreciative of everything we do and blesses us in soooo many ways SubhanAllahi wa bihamdihi

[@tinwingeorgiee]

One of the lessons that I learned from Ramadan is that Ramadan is like a training session for us. It teaches us and trains us to become better servants of Allah SWT. All of the many restrictions that are in Ramadan is meant for us to try being better Muslims. Once the training session ends... if we truly committed to this Ramadan, then insha Allah, Allah will help us when we face various problems in our reality. p.s. Ramadan Mubarak for the OnePath Network team!! I wish you guys a truly blessed Ramadan.

[@Corrolongoical]

The lesson I learnt is that Ramadan shows us our potential and what we can be if we wanted.

[@adnanabdulrahman9820]

The lessons I have learned is not to be angry (controlling you temper), have patience, to be charitable and forgiving. I love you guys for the sake of Allah.

[@fellahamidouche1728]

An important lesson I've learnt from Ramadan is that Allah SWT is always so close to us. When we call out to Him SWT He is always there to protect us and to hear us. In the middle of the night, during the day, every single time He SWT is there and being conscious of this is the best feeling ever.

[@sara-hb]

a lesson i learnt from ramadan عندما تقبل على الله دائما تجده نحن من يبتعد

[@hawafatajo3500]

What I learn from Ramadan is to Sacrifice For the sake of Allah (swt) food, drinks and also Harram things.And also develop patience within yourself and soundings

[@SaifulIslam-sd9nf]

The best lesson from Ramadan particularly for me is " Feed your soul with all kinds of good deeds and not your mind by bad deeds. Alhamdulillah.