[LISTEN] Ml Ebrahim Bham: Let’s Use Ramadan as a Basis for the Continued Worship of Allah”

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Faizel Patel – 10/04/2021

With just about two days left before the start of the great and blessed month of Ramadan depending on the sighting of the moon, esteemed Islamic scholar Ml Ebrahim Bham has urged Muslims to remain steadfast in their worship of Allah on a consistent basis.

Ml Bham was speaking during the Social Programme on Radio Islam.

Ml Bham says Ramadan should not be just a one month wonder, but rather a consistent worship of Allah.

“Let us use Ramadan as a basis for that. I am going to inculcate something and I am going to continue with it everyday. Now if every Ramadan you bring in one aspect, can you imagine how Allah (SWT) will open up more doors of barakah and aamal for us.”

Ml Bham says with the COVID-19 pandemic enveloping the globe, we should try and make this Ramadan and others the best ever Insha’Allah.

Listen to the social programme with Ml Ebrahim Bham

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