Pay Zakat

Numerous Muslims plan to pay this required mainstay of Islam yearly sooner or later in Ramadan, to get benefitted from the more prominent spiritual rewards associated with charity beliefs amid the month.

Pay Zakat al-Fitr

Paying Zakat al-Fitr enables destitute families to appreciate the Eid occasion. Offer it to your nearby Masjid or an association you wish before Eid-ul-Fitr.

Up your giving

Be liberal when it comes to charity. Keep in mind that Allah is al-Razzaq, the Provider. As we know, the Prophet advised us that “philanthropy does not diminish riches” (Muslim).

Go to Tarawih more than you have all month

Since Tarawih is the closest form of connecting with God, make sure you put additional efforts to attend the Tarawih prayers more often than you do during the whole year.

Interface with Laylatul Qadr with more Quran perusing

Muslims are urged to look for the evening of Laylatul Qadr in the odd evenings. This is the night that is portrayed as superior to a thousand months (Quran 97:3), and it is the one on which the Quran’s disclosure started. Aside from trying to accomplish greater than expected drive yourself to read at least 2 sections of the Quran, ideally in Arabic and English.

Invite your relatives and chalk out Eid plans

Islam puts a major focus on maintaining family bonds. If you have been too busy to get in touch with your relatives during the early days of Ramadan, then utilize the last ten days to shoot emails, texts or phone calls to your loved ones.

Shop and give

While you shop for Eid or are out for some mandatory reasons, make sure you spare some time to pick up the useful items to be given to the ones in need. Distribute it to multiple kids and people in need at different locations on your way back home.

Observe fasting wholeheartedly

Don’t fast just for the sake of fasting, but do it with utmost dedication. Make sure you give up on all the bad acts like swearing, belittling your fellas, raising your voice and many more similar actions. Remember the God as much as you can and ask for forgiveness for your mistakes.

Set an alarm for Tahajjud

This is the time when Allah is extremely to listening to what his disciples are asking. Ramadan is a pious month and during this time, you have an extraordinary chance to truly associate with God and request all that you need. So, try not to miss it even once.

Dua

This is the most powerful form of connecting with God. Pray as much as you can. Wish well for your family, friends, colleagues, needy and everyone. Keep seeking forgiveness. Continuously practice Dua during the whole day. This does not require a very dedicated time. It could be as simple as practicing Dua while you are bathing, eating, working, relaxing or even driving.

Ramadan Mubarak!