Ladies Programme

Main Topic

Maximizing the spiritual benefits of Ramadan through contentment with Allah's decree, genuine modesty, devotion to the Quran, and domestic harmony.

Raza bil Qada (Contentment with Divine Decree): A true believer is pleased with whatever state Allah places them in, whether health or illness, maintaining worship without discontent.
True Meaning of Parda: Modesty is an internal state and lifestyle that includes guarding the voice, gaze, and interactions, rather than merely wearing outward garments while imitating non-Islamic cultures.
Gratitude in Marriage: Ingratitude and lack of respect toward one's spouse are major spiritual downfalls that deprive a person of blessings and Allah's pleasure.
Focusing on Quran Recitation: Ramadan is primarily the month of the Quran; believers should dedicate maximum time to personal recitation rather than excessive social events or secondary activities.
Preserving Sunnah Practices: Upholding traditional Sunnah practices, such as 20 Rak'ats of Taraweeh, protects Islamic identity against gradual spiritual decline.

Ungratitude to Spouses: Mention of the Hadith where Rasulullah (Sallallahu alayhi wasallam) explained that ingratitude toward husbands is a primary reason for spiritual failure among women.
Descent of Angels during Recitation: Reference to the Sahabi whose horse became restless due to angels descending from heaven to listen to his Quranic recitation.
Reward for Feeding Fasting Believers: Mention of the Hadith stating that giving even a date or drink of water to a fasting person earns the full reward of their fast.

Minimize time spent on smartphones, chat groups, and social media platforms throughout Ramadan.
Recite Quran directly from the physical Mus-haf to cultivate deep reverence and love for the Holy Book.
Avoid host-heavy Iftar gatherings that cause stress and waste time; instead, send food directly to neighbors and those in need.
Ensure children are taught and encouraged to fulfill the full 20 Rak'ats of Taraweeh prayer.