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Have you ever wondered how to make the most of the last ten days of Ramadan?
These are the most blessed nights of the year, filled with endless opportunities for reward and forgiveness.
The Prophet ﷺ made these days special by dedicating himself completely to worship—waking his family for night prayers, staying in the mosque for Itikaf, and seeking Laylatul Qadr, the Night of Power.
During these nights, he ﷺ devoted himself in Quran recitation, deep prayers, and asking for forgiveness—not just for himself, but for the entire Ummah.
His dedication reminds us that these days are a gift, a chance to reset our hearts and strengthen our connection with Allah.
Now, it’s our turn to make the most of this precious time.
In this blog, we’ll share simple and powerful ways to increase your worship, seek Allah’s mercy, and maximize your rewards before Ramadan comes to an end.
Let’s make every moment count!
When is the Last Ashra of Ramadan 2026?
The final period of Ramadan will start on Tuesday, 10 March 2026 (20 Ramadan 1447H).
And it will end on Thursday, 19 March 2026 (29 Ramadan 1447H).
However, the date may vary depending on regions and moon sightings.
Best Deeds to Do in the Final Period of Ramadan
During the last stage of Ramadan, your focus should be purely on attaining the rewards of Lailatul Qadr.
Rasulullah ﷺ  told us to search for Lailatul Qadr on the odd nights of the third ashra of Ramadan.
Per his guideline, we should do as much Ibadah as possible on these odd nights and the entire 10 days in general.
Let’s learn some of the good deeds you can do in the last phase of Ramadan:
1. Stay in the Masjid for I’tikaf
The best way to attain the rewards of Laylatul Qadr is to spend the final stage of Ramadan in I’tikaf in the Masjid.
It is a part of the Sunnah of the Messenger of Allah ﷺ  and his companions (R).
Dedicate these days purely to Allah.
Spend your time reciting the Quran, learning the Deen, standing in voluntary prayers, making Dhikr of Allah, studying Seerah and other Islamic books, etc.
Do not go outside the Mosque except in cases of emergency.
2. Spend the Nights in Qiyam Al-Layl
It's recommended to spend your nights in worship and wake up family members during the last ten nights of Ramadan.
Ali (R) said: “The Prophet ﷺ used to wake up his family during the last ten (nights) of Ramadan.” [Musnad Ahmad]
Try to prolong your night prayers with long Suras.
You can recite the Suras you heard in Taraweeh earlier.
If you don’t know long Suras, you can recite multiple shorter suras in each Rakat.
If you stay in the mosque for I’tikaf, you can attend Qiyam Al-Layl in congregation behind an Imam.
3. Make a Lot of Dua and Istigfar
Make sure to supplicate a lot to Allah during the last period of Ramadan.
You can make dua in the Sajdah, and after Tashahhud of your voluntary prayers, make a lot of Duas before Suhoor and Iftar.
You can list Duas you intend to read in your voluntary prayer for that night and memorise those during the day.
You can check this Ramadan dua list to learn a new dua daily throughout Ramadan.
4. Read and Understand the Quran
As we said earlier, the focus of the last 10 nights of Ramadan should be on Laylatul Qadr.
And the only reason Lailatul Qadr is glorified is because of the Quran.
So, these times are a golden opportunity to bond with the Word of Allah.
Recite the Quran as much as you can.
Try to complete the whole Quran in the final part of Ramadan.
If you can’t recite the Quran, learn it from the Imam of your Masjid during this time.
In the daytime, you can recite the Suras as well as read translations and tafsirs that the Imam will recite later in Taraweeh.
This way, you can focus on the meaning of what he is reciting.
Our Quran app can assist you in making connections and improving your understanding of the Quran.
Check out this video to learn what to do in the ending 10 days of the blessed month of Ramadan.
https://[www.youtube.com/watch?v=zE0QseiRq4U
5](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zE0QseiRq4U
5). Take a Deep Dive into Yourself
Think about your life.
Where did you come from, where will you go once you die, who sent you on this earth, what is your life's purpose, etc?
Ask yourself these questions.
Due to our busy schedules, sometimes it can be pretty challenging to do so.
The best way is to retire to Allah in the last stage of Ramadan to purify our intentions, thoughts, and beliefs.
6. Increase Your Islamic Knowledge
Ramadan is the perfect time to learn about Deen.
You can arrange Islamic Halaqas in the last ashra of Ramadan to learn the basics of Deen, like Tawheed, Iman, Shirk, Kufr, etc.
You can also learn the Sunnah and etiquettes of Rasulullah ﷺ  during these last days of Ramadan.
Consult with the Ulama (Islamic scholars) and read hadiths on the relevant topics.
Check out our Hadith app to find all the books of Hadith in one place.
You can read the Seerah of Rasulullah ﷺ, the History of Islam and much more.
You should arrange these books beforehand so that you waste no time searching for what to read at this crucial time.
7. Give Charity
We encourage you to donate your Sadaqah during the last 10 days of Ramadan.
In particular, you should give charity on the odd nights of Ramadan, hoping to gain the rewards of Laylatul Qadr.
Ibn `Abbas (R)  narrated: “The Prophet ﷺ was the most generous of all the people and he used to become more generous in Ramadan when Gabriel met him.
Gabriel used to meet him every night during Ramadan to revise the Qur’an with him.
Allah’s Messenger ﷺ then used to be more generous than the fast wind.” [Sahih Al-Bukhari]
8. Dua for the Last Ashra of Ramadan
اللَّهُمَّ إِنَّكَ عُفُوٌّ تُحِبُّ الْعَفْوَ فَاعْفُ عَنِّي
Dua to Stay in Good Health to Perform the Ibadats of the Ramadan last 10 days:
Meaning: “O Allah, grant my body health, O Allah, grant my hearing health, O Allah, grant my sight health.
None has the right to be worshipped except You.
O Allah, I take refuge with You from disbelief and poverty, and I take refuge with You from the punishment of the grave.
None has the right to be worshipped except You.' ” [Sunan-Abu-Dawud: 4/324]
Conclusion
Let us try sincerely to search for Laylatul Qadr and gain its rewards from our Rabb.
May Allah bless our efforts and purify our intentions.
Have you ever wondered how to make the most of the last ten days of Ramadan?
These are the most blessed nights of the year, filled with endless opportunities for reward and forgiveness.
The Prophet ﷺ made these days special by dedicating himself completely to worship—waking his family for night prayers, staying in the mosque for Itikaf, and seeking Laylatul Qadr, the Night of Power.
During these nights, he ﷺ devoted himself in Quran recitation, deep prayers, and asking for forgiveness—not just for himself, but for the entire Ummah.
His dedication reminds us that these days are a gift, a chance to reset our hearts and strengthen our connection with Allah.
Now, it’s our turn to make the most of this precious time.
In this blog, we’ll share simple and powerful ways to increase your worship, seek Allah’s mercy, and maximize your rewards before Ramadan comes to an end.
Let’s make every moment count!
When is the Last Ashra of Ramadan 2026?
The final period of Ramadan will start on Tuesday, 10 March 2026 (20 Ramadan 1447H).
And it will end on Thursday, 19 March 2026 (29 Ramadan 1447H).
However, the date may vary depending on regions and moon sightings.
Best Deeds to Do in the Final Period of Ramadan
During the last stage of Ramadan, your focus should be purely on attaining the rewards of Lailatul Qadr.
Rasulullah ﷺ  told us to search for Lailatul Qadr on the odd nights of the third ashra of Ramadan.
Per his guideline, we should do as much Ibadah as possible on these odd nights and the entire 10 days in general.
Let’s learn some of the good deeds you can do in the last phase of Ramadan:
1. Stay in the Masjid for I’tikaf
The best way to attain the rewards of Laylatul Qadr is to spend the final stage of Ramadan in I’tikaf in the Masjid.
It is a part of the Sunnah of the Messenger of Allah ﷺ  and his companions (R).
Dedicate these days purely to Allah.
Spend your time reciting the Quran, learning the Deen, standing in voluntary prayers, making Dhikr of Allah, studying Seerah and other Islamic books, etc.
Do not go outside the Mosque except in cases of emergency.
2. Spend the Nights in Qiyam Al-Layl
It's recommended to spend your nights in worship and wake up family members during the last ten nights of Ramadan.
Ali (R) said: “The Prophet ﷺ used to wake up his family during the last ten (nights) of Ramadan.” [Musnad Ahmad]
Try to prolong your night prayers with long Suras.
You can recite the Suras you heard in Taraweeh earlier.
If you don’t know long Suras, you can recite multiple shorter suras in each Rakat.
If you stay in the mosque for I’tikaf, you can attend Qiyam Al-Layl in congregation behind an Imam.
3. Make a Lot of Dua and Istigfar
Make sure to supplicate a lot to Allah during the last period of Ramadan.
You can make dua in the Sajdah, and after Tashahhud of your voluntary prayers, make a lot of Duas before Suhoor and Iftar.
You can list Duas you intend to read in your voluntary prayer for that night and memorise those during the day.
You can check this Ramadan dua list to learn a new dua daily throughout Ramadan.
4. Read and Understand the Quran
As we said earlier, the focus of the last 10 nights of Ramadan should be on Laylatul Qadr.
And the only reason Lailatul Qadr is glorified is because of the Quran.
So, these times are a golden opportunity to bond with the Word of Allah.
Recite the Quran as much as you can.
Try to complete the whole Quran in the final part of Ramadan.
If you can’t recite the Quran, learn it from the Imam of your Masjid during this time.
In the daytime, you can recite the Suras as well as read translations and tafsirs that the Imam will recite later in Taraweeh.
This way, you can focus on the meaning of what he is reciting.
Our Quran app can assist you in making connections and improving your understanding of the Quran.
Check out this video to learn what to do in the ending 10 days of the blessed month of Ramadan.
https://[www.youtube.com/watch?v=zE0QseiRq4U
5](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zE0QseiRq4U
5). Take a Deep Dive into Yourself
Think about your life.
Where did you come from, where will you go once you die, who sent you on this earth, what is your life's purpose, etc?
Ask yourself these questions.
Due to our busy schedules, sometimes it can be pretty challenging to do so.
The best way is to retire to Allah in the last stage of Ramadan to purify our intentions, thoughts, and beliefs.
6. Increase Your Islamic Knowledge
Ramadan is the perfect time to learn about Deen.
You can arrange Islamic Halaqas in the last ashra of Ramadan to learn the basics of Deen, like Tawheed, Iman, Shirk, Kufr, etc.
You can also learn the Sunnah and etiquettes of Rasulullah ﷺ  during these last days of Ramadan.
Consult with the Ulama (Islamic scholars) and read hadiths on the relevant topics.
Check out our Hadith app to find all the books of Hadith in one place.
You can read the Seerah of Rasulullah ﷺ, the History of Islam and much more.
You should arrange these books beforehand so that you waste no time searching for what to read at this crucial time.
7. Give Charity
We encourage you to donate your Sadaqah during the last 10 days of Ramadan.
In particular, you should give charity on the odd nights of Ramadan, hoping to gain the rewards of Laylatul Qadr.
Ibn `Abbas (R)  narrated: “The Prophet ﷺ was the most generous of all the people and he used to become more generous in Ramadan when Gabriel met him.
Gabriel used to meet him every night during Ramadan to revise the Qur’an with him.
Allah’s Messenger ﷺ then used to be more generous than the fast wind.” [Sahih Al-Bukhari]
8. Dua for the Last Ashra of Ramadan
اللَّهُمَّ إِنَّكَ عُفُوٌّ تُحِبُّ الْعَفْوَ فَاعْفُ عَنِّي
Dua to Stay in Good Health to Perform the Ibadats of the Ramadan last 10 days:
Meaning: “O Allah, grant my body health, O Allah, grant my hearing health, O Allah, grant my sight health.
None has the right to be worshipped except You.
O Allah, I take refuge with You from disbelief and poverty, and I take refuge with You from the punishment of the grave.
None has the right to be worshipped except You.' ” [Sunan-Abu-Dawud: 4/324]
Conclusion
Let us try sincerely to search for Laylatul Qadr and gain its rewards from our Rabb.
May Allah bless our efforts and purify our intentions.
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Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is the noblest and most virtuous character among the creations, and he gets the highest honour from Allah.
Loving and following him is an essential part of believers' faith.
So, studying Seerah to learn about Rasulullah ﷺ should be a top priority for Muslims.
If you haven’t explored it yet, you may wonder why Seerah is essential.
Seerah is a complete biography of Allah’s Messenger ﷺ that guides you to increase your love for him, teaches you to relate today’s events with the prophetic era, fosters your spiritual journey, and more.
In this blog, we’ll highlight the meaning of Seerah and some benefits of studying Seerah.
What is Seerah?
Seerah (سيرة‎) is an Arabic word that means the 'biography' or 'life story' of a person in general.
In the Islamic context, Seerah mainly refers to the biography of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
But the word Seerah is also used for the life journey of other people, like the Seerah of Sabaha (RA).
Seerah is also pronounced as 'Seerah', 'Sirah', 'Seerat', or 'Sirat'.
Seerah gives you a detailed history of the Prophet's ﷺ life, from before and after he became a prophet, his efforts to spread Islam, the battles and challenges he faced, his personal life, etc.
Why is Studying Seerah Important? 10 Key Reasons Explained
You can understand the importance of Seerah from the saying of 'Ali ibn Al-Hussain (RA), the grandson of 'Ali ibn Abi Talib (RA), who said: "We used to be taught Seerah of Rasulullah ﷺ just like we are taught the Qur'an."Studying the Seerah gives Muslims insights into the Prophet's ﷺ character, his teachings, and the context in which the Quran was revealed.
It serves as a guide for Muslims on how to live according to the teachings of Islam.
Now, let's talk about some important reasons and benefits of studying the Seerah of Rasulullah ﷺ.
1. Knowing the History of Islam
Seerah describes all the important events during the lifetime of the Messenger of Allah ﷺ.
By studying Seerah, you can clearly understand his life, from birth to death.
It will show you how he lived before becoming a prophet, how he spread the message after receiving revelations, and the obstacles he faced along with his achievements.
When you read about his life, you can get a summary of what happened during that time.
This way, the Sirah helps you understand the history of Islam.
2. Understanding the Quran and Sunnah
Seerah is a historical commentary on the noble Quran and Hadith.
Each verse of the Quran was revealed upon Allah’s Messenger ﷺ in specific circumstances addressing particular events.
And the same goes for the hadith.
The Sirah provides a context to these revelations.
It will help you understand when and why certain verses of the Quran were revealed.
So, you can easily relate the Quranic verses and hadiths with the life of the Prophet ﷺ.
3. Increasing Our Love to Allah’s Messenger ﷺ
Allah chose the prophet Muhammad ﷺ to guide mankind.
Loving and following him is part of our Iman.
The Prophet ﷺ said, “None of you will attain true faith (Iman) until you love me more than your parents, your children, and the entire world.” [Sahih Bukhari]
The companions of the Prophet (RA) loved him more than anything else, as they knew him well.
So, they followed him the most and experienced true faith.
Studying Sirah helps you learn his great virtues, which will increase your Iman in sha Allah.
4. Studying Seerah is Ibadah
Reading Seerah is not just for entertainment.
When you read personally or gather in a halaqa to know about the life of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, this will act as worship.
Abu Hurairah (RA) and Abu Sa`id Al-Khudri (RA) reported: The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said, “When a group of people assemble for the remembrance of Allah, the angels surround them (with their wings), (Allah’s) mercy envelops them, Sakinah (tranquillity) descends upon them and Allah makes a mention of them before those (angles) who are near Him.” [Sahih Muslim]
5. Knowing and Following the Best Human Being
Allah Subhanhu Wa Ta’Ala blessed Prophet Muhammad ﷺ with all the noble attributes and unique characteristics that make him the best among all the creations.
Allah says in the noble Quran,
لَّقَدْ كَانَ لَكُمْ فِى رَسُولِ ٱللَّهِ أُسْوَةٌ حَسَنَةٌ لِّمَن كَانَ يَرْجُوا۟ ٱللَّهَ وَٱلْيَوْمَ ٱلْـَٔاخِرَ وَذَكَرَ ٱللَّهَ كَثِيرًا
“Indeed, in the Messenger of Allah you have an excellent example for whoever has hope in Allah and the Last Day, and remembers Allah often.” [Sura Al-Ahzab, 33: 21]
Allah commands us to follow the footsteps of the Rasulullah ﷺ in many verses of the Quran, such as
“Say, (O Muhammad, to mankind): If ye love Allah, follow me; Allah will love you and forgive you your sins.
Allah is Forgiving, Merciful.” [Sura Al-Imran, 3: 31]
His life shows countless examples of honesty, compassion, patience, leadership, and more.
By studying his Seerah, you can learn all the best virtues and become a better person.
6. Defending The Honor of Rasulullah ﷺ
In our times, the haters of Islam attack the honour of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and try to defame him.
As Muslims, we have to defend his honour at our best.
If you know the Seerah of Rasulullah ﷺ, you can secure your Iman and also defend his honours by replying to the haters of Islam.
In this way, you can earn great rewards too.
7. Improving Your Spiritual Growth
The lessons of the Prophet's ﷺ life can boost Muslims' spiritual growth.
His teachings, challenges, and connections with Allah inspire and guide the believers' lives.
By reading Seerah, you can improve your interactions with others, purify your heart, and positively impact your character in sha Allah.
8. Discovering The Testimony of Prophethood
Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta’Ala gave many miracles to Allah’s Messenger ﷺ, such as the Quran, Isra and Mi'raj, splitting the moon, predictions of future events, etc.
Al Quran was the greatest miracle among them.
The Torah and the Bible have prophecies and references to the final prophet, Muhammad ﷺ.
By studying Seerah, you can learn about his prophethood testimonies, which will strengthen your faith.
9. Bridging Today's Events with Prophetic ﷺ Eras
Seerah is full of stories of trials, triumphs, and interactions that are still relevant today.
The challenges that Rasulullah ﷺ faced and how he dealt with them can guide us in similar situations now.
If we really understand Seerah, we can see similarities between what's happening today and the time of the prophets.
This helps us distinguish right from wrong.
10. Building Muslim Community
The power of revelations made Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and his companions (RA) spiritually strong, so they established a peaceful Islamic State in just 23 years.
Through Seerah, we can learn how he guided the Ummah to greatness.
It shows how Allah’s Messenger ﷺ started his personal growth and then extended to family, neighbours, relatives, and the wider community.
It helps us grow personally and develop our communities.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What's the primary source of Seerah?
Ans: The primary sources include the Al Quran, Hadith collections, Seerah books from early Muslim scholars, and books written about the characteristics of the Prophet.
Q. What are some prominent Seerah book names?
Ans: There are many notable works on Seerah by Islamic scholars from various periods, such as
Sirat Ibn Hisham, which is an edited version of Seerat Ibn Ishaq
Seerah An-Nawawiyyah by Ibn Kathir
Ar-Raheeq Al-Makhtum (The Sealed Nectar) by Safi-ur-Rahman al-Mubarakpuri
Seeratun Nabi ﷺ by Allama Shibli Naumani
Seeratul Mustafa ﷺ by Moulana Muhammad Idrees Kandhlvi
Noble Life of The Prophet by Ali Muhammad As-Sallaabee
Seerat Khatim Ul Ambiya by Mufti Muhammad Shafi
Nowadays, extensive Seerah lectures and podcasts, and apps like Seerah of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ make Seerah learning easier.
Q. Can non-Muslims benefit from studying Seerah?
Ans: Absolutely!
Seerah offers universal values and life lessons to know the
Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is the noblest and most virtuous character among the creations, and he gets the highest honour from Allah.
Loving and following him is an essential part of believers' faith.
So, studying Seerah to learn about Rasulullah ﷺ should be a top priority for Muslims.
If you haven’t explored it yet, you may wonder why Seerah is essential.
Seerah is a complete biography of Allah’s Messenger ﷺ that guides you to increase your love for him, teaches you to relate today’s events with the prophetic era, fosters your spiritual journey, and more.
In this blog, we’ll highlight the meaning of Seerah and some benefits of studying Seerah.
What is Seerah?
Seerah (سيرة‎) is an Arabic word that means the 'biography' or 'life story' of a person in general.
In the Islamic context, Seerah mainly refers to the biography of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
But the word Seerah is also used for the life journey of other people, like the Seerah of Sabaha (RA).
Seerah is also pronounced as 'Seerah', 'Sirah', 'Seerat', or 'Sirat'.
Seerah gives you a detailed history of the Prophet's ﷺ life, from before and after he became a prophet, his efforts to spread Islam, the battles and challenges he faced, his personal life, etc.
Why is Studying Seerah Important? 10 Key Reasons Explained
You can understand the importance of Seerah from the saying of 'Ali ibn Al-Hussain (RA), the grandson of 'Ali ibn Abi Talib (RA), who said: "We used to be taught Seerah of Rasulullah ﷺ just like we are taught the Qur'an."Studying the Seerah gives Muslims insights into the Prophet's ﷺ character, his teachings, and the context in which the Quran was revealed.
It serves as a guide for Muslims on how to live according to the teachings of Islam.
Now, let's talk about some important reasons and benefits of studying the Seerah of Rasulullah ﷺ.
1. Knowing the History of Islam
Seerah describes all the important events during the lifetime of the Messenger of Allah ﷺ.
By studying Seerah, you can clearly understand his life, from birth to death.
It will show you how he lived before becoming a prophet, how he spread the message after receiving revelations, and the obstacles he faced along with his achievements.
When you read about his life, you can get a summary of what happened during that time.
This way, the Sirah helps you understand the history of Islam.
2. Understanding the Quran and Sunnah
Seerah is a historical commentary on the noble Quran and Hadith.
Each verse of the Quran was revealed upon Allah’s Messenger ﷺ in specific circumstances addressing particular events.
And the same goes for the hadith.
The Sirah provides a context to these revelations.
It will help you understand when and why certain verses of the Quran were revealed.
So, you can easily relate the Quranic verses and hadiths with the life of the Prophet ﷺ.
3. Increasing Our Love to Allah’s Messenger ﷺ
Allah chose the prophet Muhammad ﷺ to guide mankind.
Loving and following him is part of our Iman.
The Prophet ﷺ said, “None of you will attain true faith (Iman) until you love me more than your parents, your children, and the entire world.” [Sahih Bukhari]
The companions of the Prophet (RA) loved him more than anything else, as they knew him well.
So, they followed him the most and experienced true faith.
Studying Sirah helps you learn his great virtues, which will increase your Iman in sha Allah.
4. Studying Seerah is Ibadah
Reading Seerah is not just for entertainment.
When you read personally or gather in a halaqa to know about the life of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, this will act as worship.
Abu Hurairah (RA) and Abu Sa`id Al-Khudri (RA) reported: The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said, “When a group of people assemble for the remembrance of Allah, the angels surround them (with their wings), (Allah’s) mercy envelops them, Sakinah (tranquillity) descends upon them and Allah makes a mention of them before those (angles) who are near Him.” [Sahih Muslim]
5. Knowing and Following the Best Human Being
Allah Subhanhu Wa Ta’Ala blessed Prophet Muhammad ﷺ with all the noble attributes and unique characteristics that make him the best among all the creations.
Allah says in the noble Quran,
لَّقَدْ كَانَ لَكُمْ فِى رَسُولِ ٱللَّهِ أُسْوَةٌ حَسَنَةٌ لِّمَن كَانَ يَرْجُوا۟ ٱللَّهَ وَٱلْيَوْمَ ٱلْـَٔاخِرَ وَذَكَرَ ٱللَّهَ كَثِيرًا
“Indeed, in the Messenger of Allah you have an excellent example for whoever has hope in Allah and the Last Day, and remembers Allah often.” [Sura Al-Ahzab, 33: 21]
Allah commands us to follow the footsteps of the Rasulullah ﷺ in many verses of the Quran, such as
“Say, (O Muhammad, to mankind): If ye love Allah, follow me; Allah will love you and forgive you your sins.
Allah is Forgiving, Merciful.” [Sura Al-Imran, 3: 31]
His life shows countless examples of honesty, compassion, patience, leadership, and more.
By studying his Seerah, you can learn all the best virtues and become a better person.
6. Defending The Honor of Rasulullah ﷺ
In our times, the haters of Islam attack the honour of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and try to defame him.
As Muslims, we have to defend his honour at our best.
If you know the Seerah of Rasulullah ﷺ, you can secure your Iman and also defend his honours by replying to the haters of Islam.
In this way, you can earn great rewards too.
7. Improving Your Spiritual Growth
The lessons of the Prophet's ﷺ life can boost Muslims' spiritual growth.
His teachings, challenges, and connections with Allah inspire and guide the believers' lives.
By reading Seerah, you can improve your interactions with others, purify your heart, and positively impact your character in sha Allah.
8. Discovering The Testimony of Prophethood
Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta’Ala gave many miracles to Allah’s Messenger ﷺ, such as the Quran, Isra and Mi'raj, splitting the moon, predictions of future events, etc.
Al Quran was the greatest miracle among them.
The Torah and the Bible have prophecies and references to the final prophet, Muhammad ﷺ.
By studying Seerah, you can learn about his prophethood testimonies, which will strengthen your faith.
9. Bridging Today's Events with Prophetic ﷺ Eras
Seerah is full of stories of trials, triumphs, and interactions that are still relevant today.
The challenges that Rasulullah ﷺ faced and how he dealt with them can guide us in similar situations now.
If we really understand Seerah, we can see similarities between what's happening today and the time of the prophets.
This helps us distinguish right from wrong.
10. Building Muslim Community
The power of revelations made Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and his companions (RA) spiritually strong, so they established a peaceful Islamic State in just 23 years.
Through Seerah, we can learn how he guided the Ummah to greatness.
It shows how Allah’s Messenger ﷺ started his personal growth and then extended to family, neighbours, relatives, and the wider community.
It helps us grow personally and develop our communities.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What's the primary source of Seerah?
Ans: The primary sources include the Al Quran, Hadith collections, Seerah books from early Muslim scholars, and books written about the characteristics of the Prophet.
Q. What are some prominent Seerah book names?
Ans: There are many notable works on Seerah by Islamic scholars from various periods, such as
Sirat Ibn Hisham, which is an edited version of Seerat Ibn Ishaq
Seerah An-Nawawiyyah by Ibn Kathir
Ar-Raheeq Al-Makhtum (The Sealed Nectar) by Safi-ur-Rahman al-Mubarakpuri
Seeratun Nabi ﷺ by Allama Shibli Naumani
Seeratul Mustafa ﷺ by Moulana Muhammad Idrees Kandhlvi
Noble Life of The Prophet by Ali Muhammad As-Sallaabee
Seerat Khatim Ul Ambiya by Mufti Muhammad Shafi
Nowadays, extensive Seerah lectures and podcasts, and apps like Seerah of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ make Seerah learning easier.
Q. Can non-Muslims benefit from studying Seerah?
Ans: Absolutely!
Seerah offers universal values and life lessons to know the
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Have you ever wondered what makes Ramadan so special?
What sets it apart as the most blessed month of the year?
It’s not just about fasting—it’s about endless rewards, spiritual growth, and the month in which the Quran was revealed.
Ramadan is more than a ritual; it’s an opportunity to strengthen your connection with Allah like never before.
But to truly benefit, we need to understand its significance and virtues.
That’s exactly why we’ve put together this blog—to help you make the most of this sacred month.
Let’s begin, in the name of Allah!
FAQs
Q. Is there a virtue to die in Ramdan?
Ans. There is a hadith that states that if a person dies while fasting, then he will enter into paradise.
But that is subject to whether the person died in Iman or not.
Also, the hadith does not specifically state ‘in Ramadan’, although most people usually fast only in Ramadan.
So, it could mean fasts in and out of the month of Ramadan.
Allah knows best.
Q. Are deeds multiplied 70 times, and 1 Nafl is equal to 1 Fard in Ramadan?
Ans. The correct opinion is that deeds are multiplied from 10 times to infinite times in and out of Ramadan based on intention and sincerity.
The hadith that states the ‘70 times factor is weak.
Conclusion
Ramadan is a time for reflection, growth, and deepening our connection with Allah.
By understanding its importance and focusing on worship, we can make this month truly meaningful.
May Allah accept our efforts and help us make this Ramadan the best one yet.

Have you ever wondered what makes Ramadan so special?
What sets it apart as the most blessed month of the year?
It’s not just about fasting—it’s about endless rewards, spiritual growth, and the month in which the Quran was revealed.
Ramadan is more than a ritual; it’s an opportunity to strengthen your connection with Allah like never before.
But to truly benefit, we need to understand its significance and virtues.
That’s exactly why we’ve put together this blog—to help you make the most of this sacred month.
Let’s begin, in the name of Allah!
FAQs
Q. Is there a virtue to die in Ramdan?
Ans. There is a hadith that states that if a person dies while fasting, then he will enter into paradise.
But that is subject to whether the person died in Iman or not.
Also, the hadith does not specifically state ‘in Ramadan’, although most people usually fast only in Ramadan.
So, it could mean fasts in and out of the month of Ramadan.
Allah knows best.
Q. Are deeds multiplied 70 times, and 1 Nafl is equal to 1 Fard in Ramadan?
Ans. The correct opinion is that deeds are multiplied from 10 times to infinite times in and out of Ramadan based on intention and sincerity.
The hadith that states the ‘70 times factor is weak.
Conclusion
Ramadan is a time for reflection, growth, and deepening our connection with Allah.
By understanding its importance and focusing on worship, we can make this month truly meaningful.
May Allah accept our efforts and help us make this Ramadan the best one yet.
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Every moment of Ramadan is a gift—you don’t want to waste it, right?
But with so many distractions, it’s easy to lose track of time if you don’t have a list of Ramadan activities.
That’s why it’s important to know what to do—and what to avoid.
From acts of worship to daily habits, small changes can make a big difference in your Ramadan experience.
In this guide, we’ll walk through essential Ramadan activities that bring more barakah into your days and highlight things to steer clear of.
Ready to make this Ramadan truly meaningful?
Let’s dive in!
What Good Deeds to Do in Ramadan? 10 Things to Do in Ramadan
There are endless good deeds that you can do in Ramadan.
We have shortlisted 10 of the most important ones you can perform during Ramadan.
FAQs
Q. If I am travelling during Ramadan, is it permissible to fast?
Ans. We all know from the Quran that skipping fasting while travelling is permissible [Surah Al Baqarah: 184].
Now, the question arises whether it is mandatory to skip fasting while travelling or not.
The answer is NO.
It is not mandatory to skip fasting if you are travelling, rather, it is optional.
If you want, you can fast.
You can also do that if you feel like making up for it later.
Q. Is fasting without praying (obligatory Salah) accepted?
Ans. Fasting without praying obligatory Salah is not valid.
Allah accepts no act of good deeds without five obligatory prayers.
Q. Can I skip fasting in Ramadan due to exams?
Ans. Skipping fasting in Ramadan due to exams is not permissible as it is not one of the valid reasons for doing so.
Q. Is my fast valid if I did not make Niyyah (intention) before?
Ans. Fasting is not valid if the intention has not been made in the heart before Subhe Sadik (Pre Dawn).
Q. Does smoking invalidate fasting?
Ans. Yes.
Smoking invalidates one’s fast, and he/she has to make up for that fast.
Moreover, smoking is a sin.
So, you should stay away from it during and out of Ramadan.
Q. If I perform Umrah in Ramadan, does it mean that I don’t have to do Hajj?
Ans. A hadith states that Umrah in Ramadan is equivalent to Hajj.
This is in terms of rewards and not in terms of obligation.
Even if you perform Umrah during Ramadan, you still have to perform Hajj once if you meet its requirements.
Q. Can someone break fast if he/she is very hungry and thirsty?
Ans. It is permissible to break fast if someone falls sick or is in danger of harming themselves.
But this must not be out of assumption.
Rather, one must begin their day fasting, and if they cannot continue, they can only break their fast.
But they have to make up for it later.
Conclusion
Ramadan is a gift from Allah.
If we waste it, we may lose its blessings.
May Allah protect us from that.
Let’s learn what pleases Allah during this month and do it.
Let’s also avoid what He has forbidden.
May Allah grant us Ramadan and its full rewards.
Every moment of Ramadan is a gift—you don’t want to waste it, right?
But with so many distractions, it’s easy to lose track of time if you don’t have a list of Ramadan activities.
That’s why it’s important to know what to do—and what to avoid.
From acts of worship to daily habits, small changes can make a big difference in your Ramadan experience.
In this guide, we’ll walk through essential Ramadan activities that bring more barakah into your days and highlight things to steer clear of.
Ready to make this Ramadan truly meaningful?
Let’s dive in!
What Good Deeds to Do in Ramadan? 10 Things to Do in Ramadan
There are endless good deeds that you can do in Ramadan.
We have shortlisted 10 of the most important ones you can perform during Ramadan.
FAQs
Q. If I am travelling during Ramadan, is it permissible to fast?
Ans. We all know from the Quran that skipping fasting while travelling is permissible [Surah Al Baqarah: 184].
Now, the question arises whether it is mandatory to skip fasting while travelling or not.
The answer is NO.
It is not mandatory to skip fasting if you are travelling, rather, it is optional.
If you want, you can fast.
You can also do that if you feel like making up for it later.
Q. Is fasting without praying (obligatory Salah) accepted?
Ans. Fasting without praying obligatory Salah is not valid.
Allah accepts no act of good deeds without five obligatory prayers.
Q. Can I skip fasting in Ramadan due to exams?
Ans. Skipping fasting in Ramadan due to exams is not permissible as it is not one of the valid reasons for doing so.
Q. Is my fast valid if I did not make Niyyah (intention) before?
Ans. Fasting is not valid if the intention has not been made in the heart before Subhe Sadik (Pre Dawn).
Q. Does smoking invalidate fasting?
Ans. Yes.
Smoking invalidates one’s fast, and he/she has to make up for that fast.
Moreover, smoking is a sin.
So, you should stay away from it during and out of Ramadan.
Q. If I perform Umrah in Ramadan, does it mean that I don’t have to do Hajj?
Ans. A hadith states that Umrah in Ramadan is equivalent to Hajj.
This is in terms of rewards and not in terms of obligation.
Even if you perform Umrah during Ramadan, you still have to perform Hajj once if you meet its requirements.
Q. Can someone break fast if he/she is very hungry and thirsty?
Ans. It is permissible to break fast if someone falls sick or is in danger of harming themselves.
But this must not be out of assumption.
Rather, one must begin their day fasting, and if they cannot continue, they can only break their fast.
But they have to make up for it later.
Conclusion
Ramadan is a gift from Allah.
If we waste it, we may lose its blessings.
May Allah protect us from that.
Let’s learn what pleases Allah during this month and do it.
Let’s also avoid what He has forbidden.
May Allah grant us Ramadan and its full rewards.
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Did you know that our Prophet ﷺ was at his most generous during Ramadan?
His charity flowed like a powerful wind, reaching and uplifting everyone around him.
Ramadan is the best time to give charity, when rewards are multiplied and every act of Sadaqah brings us closer to Allah’s mercy.
Ready to boost your reward?
Here we’ll explore why giving in this blessed month is so rewarding and how you can take part.
In the name of Allah, let's begin!
FAQs
Q. Can I delay paying my Zakat to pay it in Ramadan?
Ans. You must pay your Zakat whenever 1 year has passed on your ‘Nisab’ wealth.
It is not permissible to delay Zakat till Ramadan if it became Fard (compulsory) on you earlier.
However, if there is a valid reason for delaying, then there will be no sin.
Allah knows best.
Q. When do I need to pay my Zakat-al-Fitr/Fitra?
Ans. You can pay Zakat-al-Fitr 2 days prior to Eid but no later than Eid prayer.
Anything before or after that would be considered a general charity and not Zakat-al-Fitr.
For a detailed answer, kindly check this link.
Q. If someone else pays for my Zakat-al-Fitr, will it be acceptable?
Ans. Yes.
If someone pays for it, the obligation is fulfilled.
Conclusion
Charity in Ramadan is essential to gain Allah's mercy and salvation from hellfire.
We should prepare to donate in Ramadan and show compassion to our less fortunate Muslim brothers and sisters.
By giving sadaqah in Ramadan and helping those in need, we can receive rewards from Allah in this world and the hereafter.
May Allah purify our intentions and accept our good deeds.
Did you know that our Prophet ﷺ was at his most generous during Ramadan?
His charity flowed like a powerful wind, reaching and uplifting everyone around him.
Ramadan is the best time to give charity, when rewards are multiplied and every act of Sadaqah brings us closer to Allah’s mercy.
Ready to boost your reward?
Here we’ll explore why giving in this blessed month is so rewarding and how you can take part.
In the name of Allah, let's begin!
FAQs
Q. Can I delay paying my Zakat to pay it in Ramadan?
Ans. You must pay your Zakat whenever 1 year has passed on your ‘Nisab’ wealth.
It is not permissible to delay Zakat till Ramadan if it became Fard (compulsory) on you earlier.
However, if there is a valid reason for delaying, then there will be no sin.
Allah knows best.
Q. When do I need to pay my Zakat-al-Fitr/Fitra?
Ans. You can pay Zakat-al-Fitr 2 days prior to Eid but no later than Eid prayer.
Anything before or after that would be considered a general charity and not Zakat-al-Fitr.
For a detailed answer, kindly check this link.
Q. If someone else pays for my Zakat-al-Fitr, will it be acceptable?
Ans. Yes.
If someone pays for it, the obligation is fulfilled.
Conclusion
Charity in Ramadan is essential to gain Allah's mercy and salvation from hellfire.
We should prepare to donate in Ramadan and show compassion to our less fortunate Muslim brothers and sisters.
By giving sadaqah in Ramadan and helping those in need, we can receive rewards from Allah in this world and the hereafter.
May Allah purify our intentions and accept our good deeds.
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