Entering The Last 10 Nights: What Ramadan In Gaza Taught Me About Gratitude
I have always loved Ramadan. Every year I find myself waiting for it long before it begins. When the month
The Pilgrim, Part 1 – A Ramadan Story
On a rainy Ramadan afternoon, a mysterious traveler knocks on a troubled family’s door as they are about to eat
Speaking to Allah in the 10 Nights of Ramadan | Part 1
My Lord, I cannot account for the praises that are due to You; You are as You praise Yourself. Sublime
The Sikh – A Ramadan Short Story
On a Ramadan afternoon, a stressed Muslim man nearly runs over a young Sikh—and learns a lesson about gratitude, and
When Ramadan Arrives To Heal What Life Has Broken
Some people enter Ramadan with excitement, surrounded by community, family, and familiar rituals. Others enter it carrying fractures — the
The Many Faces Of Ramadan
I’ve been here before, standing at these gates, shaking a little—another Ramadan lies just past this doorway—but it’s never quite
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[Podcast] Ramadan Is Not For Your Private Spirituality | Dr Farah El-Sharif
Is Ramadan really a time to simply withdraw from the world? When we are fasting while witnessing genocides in across
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NICOTINE – A Ramadan Story [Part 2] : Cold Turkey
A lonely convert quits cigarettes cold turkey in Ramadan, and the brutal withdrawal becomes the fire that burns her into
Ramadan As A Sanctuary For The Lonely Heart
Some hearts enter Ramadan quietly — not because they lack faith, but because they lack a place to belong. Not
My First Ramadan As A Convert: The Lengths Small Acts of Kindness Can Go
I embraced Islam at the end of August 2000, over twenty-five years ago. Ramadan arrived just three months later, beginning
