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  Visit Original post and others How to keep up with studies during Ramadan? 7 tips for students! Ramadan  is just around the corner, in shaa Allah, and we are so excited! To prepare for the blessed month and to make the most out of it, it is important to strategize and plan certain aspects of our life to make the best out of the holy month. For students, it is easy to lose focus and get tired during the day while we are fasting which makes it more difficult to comprehend information we are learning. To make this Ramadan the best that we can, we have seven tips and tricks for students to help assist them in making  studies  during Ramadan effective and efficient. Ramadan Study Plan: 7 Tips for Students 1. Sleep Going to sleep early and being cautious not to stay up late on Ramadan nights, is important to get up early. Sleep will help keep you stabilized during the days of fasting. 2. Eat Healthy Choosing  healthier options  to eat rather than foods that are...

  Ramadan is just a mere hours away, who is ready? I'm ready and looking forward to a month of reflection and community! May you and yours have a joyous and rewarding month, Ameen.

  Ramadan is a blessed month of spiritual growth and dedication, but sometimes women miss fasting days due to menstruation, pregnancy, breastfeeding, or other valid reasons. While these exemptions are granted with understanding, fulfilling the missed fasts remains important. Here's a guide for women navigating this process: When to Make Up Missed Fasts: The preferred approach:  Scholars generally agree that making up missed days is best  before the next Ramadan .  This can be done anytime outside of prohibited periods like menstruation or pilgrimage. After next Ramadan:  Some scholars allow extending the makeup period until the following Ramadan.  However,  this may require paying  fidyah ,  a food donation for each missed day. Beyond two Ramadans:  If unavoidable circumstances delay makeup past two Ramadans,   consult a scholar  for specific guidance. Important Considerations: Pregnancy and Breastfeeding:  Women ex...

I recently came across this video and found it helpful and have already sent it to both my daughters.  The only one I would change is the "Deen" app.  My daughters and I currently use Muslim pro.  I have the premium and I like that I can let my kids watch Islamic videos on my phone or cast them to the tv.   Modest Hijabi

  Make this Ramadan the turning point in your life. Break free from the deceptions of this world and indulge in the sweetness of IMAN.

I love the  Deen and Chai  YouTube channel.  This video was especially helpful with my Ramadan journal last year.  In a coming post I will share what I did last year and my plans for this year.