Light of Tahajjud – Ramadan Digest (Day10)
Tahajjud, is a secret between the servant and his Lord. It is a time when the world sleeps, yet the devoted rises, seeking closeness to Allah in solitude. The Prophet (SAW) emphasized its immense reward, describing it as a gateway to divine mercy and guidance. In the stillness of the night, the heart finds clarity, sins are forgiven, and du’as are accepted.
By Abdullahi Yusuf
Today’s Taraweeh Prayers at Masjid Al Haram will bvlee by: Sheikh Badr Turki, Sheikh Waleed Shamsan and Sheikh Sudais (Witr)
Global Ramadan News & Updates
West Bank – Palestinians crossed from Bethlehem into Jerusalem on Friday for the second congregational prayer of Ramadan at Al-Aqsa Mosque, navigating Israeli security restrictions at checkpoints. Israeli authorities permitted entry only to men aged 55 and older, women 50 and older, and children under 12 accompanied by first-degree relatives, according to reports from the area.
Kenya – Police in Mombasa assured the Muslim community of security during Ramadan, pledging cooperation and unity throughout the holy month. Deputy Inspector General of the National Police Service Eliud Lagat said during a Friday engagement with community members that law enforcement was committed to maintaining safety and strengthening relations during the fasting period.
Indonesia – Indonesia’s National Alms Agency (Baznas) has delivered 1,314 iftar meal packages to Gaza during Ramadan, funded by public donations. The agency said the distribution aims to help Palestinian families break their fast amid ongoing hardship and limited food access.
Bahrain: Zain Bahrain Strengthens Community has hosted a grand Ramadan Ghabga event, aiming to strengthen community bonds. The gathering brought together various stakeholders, reflecting the spirit of unity and generosity characteristic of the holy month.
Health Tips
Regulate Blue Light Exposure: Avoid phone or screen time 30 minutes before sleeping. Blue light disrupts melatonin levels, making it harder to wake up for night prayers.
Nigeria National Average – Suhoor ends: 5:36 AM WAT Iftar: 6:45PM WAT. Abuja – Suhoor ends: 5:31 AM WAT Iftar: 6:45PM WAT. Lagos – Suhoor ends: 5:45 AM WAT Iftar: 6:59 PM WAT. Kano – Suhoor ends: 5:28 AM WAT Iftar: 6:34 PM WAT. Ghana (Accra) – Suhoor ends: 5:04 AM GMT Iftar: 6:15 PM GMT(according to local Hanafi/Jafari schedules). Saudi Arabia – Riyadh (and similar central regions) Suhoor ends (Fajr): 05:02 AM (today’s Fajr time) Iftar (Maghrib): 05:52 PM (sunset, when fast is broken) United States(Approximate Locations)
Today’s Challenge
An Anonymous Gift: Leave a small surprise (money, or food) for someone in your community without them knowing who it came from.
Qur’an Verse of the Day
“They arise from [their] beds; they supplicate their Lord in fear and aspiration, and from what We have provided them, they spend.” (Surah As-Sajdah 32:16)
“Indeed, the Muslim men and Muslim women, the believing men and believing women… Allah has prepared for them forgiveness and a great reward.” (Surah Al-Ahzab 33:35)
Hadiths
“The best prayer after the obligatory prayers is the night prayer.” (Sahih Muslim 1163)
“Our Lord descends every night to the lowest heaven when one-third of the night remains and says: ‘Who is calling upon Me so that I may respond to him? Who is asking Me so that I may give to him? Who is seeking My forgiveness so that I may forgive him?’” (Sahih Bukhari 1145, Sahih Muslim 758)
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