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Now that Ramadan is gone

Do you pack up this new life and revert to your old ways or do you continue on this trail?

Well this place is a no judgement zone. I very well know we all have our different battles to fight. Everyday we strive hard to make it better than the last.

And this month is given to us every year to start afresh. Those of us lucky enough to witness it seize the opportunity to get our slate of bad deeds wiped clean.

The fact that you had abandoned your old ways to focus only on the worship of Allah in this month shows what you think is more important. The fleeting enjoyment of this life or the eternal bliss of the hereafter?
Yes, this life may be hard and striving

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