Imam Suhaib Webb addresses how Ramadan serves as an annual checkpoint for Muslims worldwide, urging us to reflect on our past year and set ambitious goals for the future. This talk will guide you through embracing the spirit of continuous improvement that Ramadan inspires.

While we may already be discussing the difficulty of Ramadan with Gaza in the background, we need to start talking about how exactly to make this the best Ramadan of our lives.

An overview of some of the most difficult Ramadans in history, and some of the most inspiring triumphs.

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How do we deal with the excitement we should feel at the coming of Ramadan, with the sadness of Gaza in the background? How do we balance two contradicting feelings we are experiencing simultaneously?

Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad delivers the keynote address at our “Get Ramadan Ready” event at St Paul’s Church on Saturday 2 March 2024.

Shaykh Waleed discusses how in Ramadan we can attain taqwa.

Ustadh Nouman discusses on cleansing our thoughts in preparing for the gift of Ramadan.

The Month of Ramadan are means of reconnecting with Allah (SWT) through dua and many other things. Ramadan offers us a unique opportunity to grow spiritually, express gratitude, and seek forgiveness. As we are reaching near navigate blessed days, we need to prepare to deepen our faith and embrace Allah’s mercy, making this a time of true transformation and reconnection.

Ramadan is the most blessed month during which Muslims are Divinely facilitated to draw nearer to Allah the Exalted. In this last Jumu’a before Ramadan, Shaykh Yahya Rhodus focuses on how to prepare for Ramadan, including discussing the greatest means of preparation. He also provides a list of Sunnahs related to breaking and beginning the fast, as well as what other acts of worship are especially fruitful during these blessed days.

Every moment in this blessed month is an opportunity to do Dhikr. Busy your tongue and heart during Ramadan with the best forms of remembrance of Allah.

Ramadan 2020 / 1441 was a historical Ramadan for many us. What about this Ramadan 2021 / 1442? How will it be?

Just recently, we were all so excited to welcome this beautiful month. With a blink of an eye, there is only one day left. May Allah accept all of our fasts and Ibadah!