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Youth stands meekly at shop

Nevertheless, there is that young man, so modest and sincere that he doesn't even know the costs of the different goods in his large store. His direct response to the rate enquiry used to be that his elderly father was aware of it.  Naturally, he stays in the store to weigh the various things for clients who come into his roadside business, but he doesn't seem to feel comfortable telling them how much each item costs exactly. Some patrons of his roadside store think this is incredible, if not intimidating. But it's because of how rigid he is about order, how disciplined he is, and how he obeys his father's instructions.  If his simplicity conveys a familiar sense of meekness, it's because he fears his father. The world is now his, and he speaks very little about a very different element of it.  While he weighs the goods for the clients who are waiting, he doesn't  really think of anything noteworthy. His simplicity reveals a somewhat more modest nature, thus no ...
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Ramazan sparks urge for prayers


 

Ramazan's arrival has sparked a rush into mosques. It is nonetheless worthwhile to acknowledge the devout's presence there. They will continue to perform good deeds during the one-month-long fast. 

Believers strictly submit themselves to the most merciful Allah and care little for putting aside their whatever concerns about worldly pleasures. 

As the holy month of Ramadan has begun, Muslims reach mosques in their surrounding areas. It does not matter whether one attends all five of the daily required prayers, whether big or small.

For Muslims, it is the month that energises the spirit of Ibaadat. The protracted fasting from sunrise to sunset is still unquestionably a crucial component of this ritual. 

In fact, according to the Islamic calendar, it is the ninth month. The fact that Muslims have the entire month to devote themselves to Allah pleases them. 

For devout believers, keeping the day hours of fasting is a form of penance in and of itself. Who can deny this very claim at all?

After Isha prayers, a starry crowd gather for an additional twenty rakats of prayer. We say it in Taraweeh. It continues till the last day of completion of the Holy Quran. Certainly, the devout felt immensely gratified by providing these extra prayers in between nights at the mosque.

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