• Lamine Yamal for Ramadan's fast: "Yes, it is a matter of faith in your religion. I believe in my religion, and I am healthy enough to fast.

    I wake up at 5am to pray and drink something with electrolytes because they help the body stay hydrated throughout the day.

    Fasting does not affect my performance. The club is fully prepared for this and assures us all we need to perform 100%"
    Lamine Yamal for Ramadan's fast: "Yes, it is a matter of faith in your religion. I believe in my religion, and I am healthy enough to fast. I wake up at 5am to pray and drink something with electrolytes because they help the body stay hydrated throughout the day. Fasting does not affect my performance. The club is fully prepared for this and assures us all we need to perform 100%"
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  • ** "Making the Most of Ramadan: A Guide to Spiritual Enrichment" **

    To make the most of Ramadan and truly embrace its spiritual significance, consider the following practices:

    1. **Set Clear Intentions (Niyyah):** Before Ramadan begins, reflect on your goals and intentions. What do you hope to achieve spiritually, emotionally, and physically? Write them down and revisit them throughout the month.

    2. **Plan Your Day:** Structure your daily routine around your spiritual practices. Allocate specific times for prayer, Quran recitation, and reflection. Ensure you balance your daily obligations with your religious duties.

    3. **Suhoor and Iftar Preparation:** Plan nutritious and balanced meals for Suhoor and Iftar. Avoid overeating, and focus on foods that provide sustained energy and hydration.

    4. **Quran and Duas:** Dedicate time each day to reading and reflecting on the Quran. Learn new Duas (supplications) and incorporate them into your daily prayers. Aim to complete the Quran by the end of the month.

    5. **Taraweeh Prayers:** Attend Taraweeh prayers at the mosque, if possible. The communal atmosphere enhances the spiritual experience and fosters a sense of unity.

    6. **Charity and Good Deeds:** Increase your charitable activities by giving Zakat and Sadaqah. Volunteer your time and help those in need. Acts of kindness and generosity amplify the blessings of Ramadan.

    7. **Self-Reflection and Repentance:** Use the quiet moments of the day and night for self-reflection. Seek forgiveness for past mistakes, and strive to improve yourself. Ramadan is a time for spiritual renewal and personal growth.

    8. **Avoid Distractions:** Limit distractions such as excessive screen time, social media, and non-essential activities. Focus on your spiritual journey and prioritize your connection with Allah.

    9. **Family and Community:** Engage in meaningful conversations and activities with family and friends. Share knowledge, support each other, and strengthen your bonds. Participate in community events and initiatives.

    10. **Laylat al-Qadr:** Seek out and make the most of Laylat al-Qadr in the last ten nights of Ramadan. Engage in intense prayer, recitation, and supplication, as this night holds immense blessings.

    11. **Health and Wellness:** Take care of your physical health by staying hydrated, getting enough rest, and engaging in light exercise. A healthy body supports a healthy spirit.

    12. **Journaling:** Keep a journal to document your thoughts, reflections, and progress throughout Ramadan. This can be a valuable tool for self-awareness and future growth.

    By incorporating these practices into your daily routine, you can maximize the spiritual benefits of Ramadan and experience a deeper connection with your faith.

    May your Ramadan be filled with blessings

    For more Islamic content, follow my profile and stay inspired! Saien Sahab
    ** "Making the Most of Ramadan: A Guide to Spiritual Enrichment" ** To make the most of Ramadan and truly embrace its spiritual significance, consider the following practices: 1. **Set Clear Intentions (Niyyah):** Before Ramadan begins, reflect on your goals and intentions. What do you hope to achieve spiritually, emotionally, and physically? Write them down and revisit them throughout the month. 2. **Plan Your Day:** Structure your daily routine around your spiritual practices. Allocate specific times for prayer, Quran recitation, and reflection. Ensure you balance your daily obligations with your religious duties. 3. **Suhoor and Iftar Preparation:** Plan nutritious and balanced meals for Suhoor and Iftar. Avoid overeating, and focus on foods that provide sustained energy and hydration. 4. **Quran and Duas:** Dedicate time each day to reading and reflecting on the Quran. Learn new Duas (supplications) and incorporate them into your daily prayers. Aim to complete the Quran by the end of the month. 5. **Taraweeh Prayers:** Attend Taraweeh prayers at the mosque, if possible. The communal atmosphere enhances the spiritual experience and fosters a sense of unity. 6. **Charity and Good Deeds:** Increase your charitable activities by giving Zakat and Sadaqah. Volunteer your time and help those in need. Acts of kindness and generosity amplify the blessings of Ramadan. 7. **Self-Reflection and Repentance:** Use the quiet moments of the day and night for self-reflection. Seek forgiveness for past mistakes, and strive to improve yourself. Ramadan is a time for spiritual renewal and personal growth. 8. **Avoid Distractions:** Limit distractions such as excessive screen time, social media, and non-essential activities. Focus on your spiritual journey and prioritize your connection with Allah. 9. **Family and Community:** Engage in meaningful conversations and activities with family and friends. Share knowledge, support each other, and strengthen your bonds. Participate in community events and initiatives. 10. **Laylat al-Qadr:** Seek out and make the most of Laylat al-Qadr in the last ten nights of Ramadan. Engage in intense prayer, recitation, and supplication, as this night holds immense blessings. 11. **Health and Wellness:** Take care of your physical health by staying hydrated, getting enough rest, and engaging in light exercise. A healthy body supports a healthy spirit. 12. **Journaling:** Keep a journal to document your thoughts, reflections, and progress throughout Ramadan. This can be a valuable tool for self-awareness and future growth. By incorporating these practices into your daily routine, you can maximize the spiritual benefits of Ramadan and experience a deeper connection with your faith. May your Ramadan be filled with blessings🌙✨ For more Islamic content, follow my profile and stay inspired! 📿✨ Saien Sahab
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  • On May 29, the UN reported that aid deliveries to Gaza had decreased by 67 percent since the closure of the Rafah border crossing on May 7.

    "Our colleagues in the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) tell us that widespread Israeli bombardments continue to be reported. Ground incursions and heavy fighting are also affecting northern, central and southern Gaza," UN spokesperson Stephane Dujarric told reporters at a news conference.

    "The flow of humanitarian aid into Gaza has dropped by 67 percent since the 7th of May," Dujarric said, attributing this primarily to the closure of the Rafah border crossing.

    Dujarric also stated that health and service facilities are shutting down one by one, with displacement from the attacks further impacting resource distribution.

    The World Central Kitchen, a non-profit organisation that has been providing meals to Palestinians in besieged Gaza, is one of the organisations in Rafah, in the southernmost part of the Palestinian enclave, that has ceased operations.

    "In the face of Israeli operations in Rafah, countless families are being forced to flee once again. Ongoing attacks have forced us to pause work at our main kitchen in Rafah…," the charity said on social media platform X on May 28.

    The charity recently resumed its work in Gaza after suspending operations in April following the killing of seven of its workers in three Israeli air strikes.
    On May 29, the UN reported that aid deliveries to Gaza had decreased by 67 percent since the closure of the Rafah border crossing on May 7. "Our colleagues in the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) tell us that widespread Israeli bombardments continue to be reported. Ground incursions and heavy fighting are also affecting northern, central and southern Gaza," UN spokesperson Stephane Dujarric told reporters at a news conference. "The flow of humanitarian aid into Gaza has dropped by 67 percent since the 7th of May," Dujarric said, attributing this primarily to the closure of the Rafah border crossing. Dujarric also stated that health and service facilities are shutting down one by one, with displacement from the attacks further impacting resource distribution. The World Central Kitchen, a non-profit organisation that has been providing meals to Palestinians in besieged Gaza, is one of the organisations in Rafah, in the southernmost part of the Palestinian enclave, that has ceased operations. "In the face of Israeli operations in Rafah, countless families are being forced to flee once again. Ongoing attacks have forced us to pause work at our main kitchen in Rafah…," the charity said on social media platform X on May 28. The charity recently resumed its work in Gaza after suspending operations in April following the killing of seven of its workers in three Israeli air strikes.
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  • OSMANLI MACUNU, the Turkish lollipop

    Osmanlı macunu is a traditional Turkish confectionery that has been part of Turkish culture since the Ottoman period. It is typically made from a mixture of natural ingredients such as saffron, rose water, Damascus rose oil, musk, ginger, cardamom, cinnamon, among others. This mixture is highly valued for its health benefits and delicious taste. During the Ottoman era, it was often served as a luxurious treat, and it remains popular among traditional sweets today. Have you had a chance to taste it?

    #best0fturkiye #toffee #turkishfood #lollipopcandy #foodies #videooftheday #sweetlover #reelsinstagram #coffeetime #foodiesofinstagram #foodie #foodpics #yummilicious #sweetlovers #reelsfb #foodphotography #yummi #reelsvideo #sweet #foodforlife #foodstyling #reels #foodlovers #foodstagram #foodart #yummyinmytummy #yummyfood #yumminess #yummyyummy #yummies
    OSMANLI MACUNU, the Turkish lollipop 😋🍭 Osmanlı macunu is a traditional Turkish confectionery that has been part of Turkish culture since the Ottoman period. It is typically made from a mixture of natural ingredients such as saffron, rose water, Damascus rose oil, musk, ginger, cardamom, cinnamon, among others. This mixture is highly valued for its health benefits and delicious taste. During the Ottoman era, it was often served as a luxurious treat, and it remains popular among traditional sweets today. Have you had a chance to taste it? 😋 #best0fturkiye 🇹🇷 #toffee #turkishfood #lollipopcandy #foodies #videooftheday #sweetlover #reelsinstagram #coffeetime #foodiesofinstagram #foodie #foodpics #yummilicious #sweetlovers #reelsfb #foodphotography #yummi #reelsvideo #sweet #foodforlife #foodstyling #reels #foodlovers #foodstagram #foodart #yummyinmytummy #yummyfood #yumminess #yummyyummy #yummies
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  • At least 35,000 people have been killed by Israel in its war on Palestine’s Gaza since last October.

    Seventy percent of them have been babies, children and women, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health.

    Many thousands of others are still missing, presumed to be dead under the rubble of Gaza.

    According to the United Nations, Israel’s ongoing bombardment of Gaza has internally displaced 85% of the territory’s population. The enclave is also suffering from acute shortages of food, clean water and medicine – a direct result of Israel’s crippling blockade on the besieged territory – with 60% of Gaza’s infrastructure damaged or destroyed.

    Israel stands accused of genocide at the International Court of Justice. An interim ruling in January ordered Tel Aviv to stop genocidal acts and take measures to guarantee that humanitarian assistance is provided to civilians in Gaza.
    At least 35,000 people have been killed by Israel in its war on Palestine’s Gaza since last October. Seventy percent of them have been babies, children and women, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health. Many thousands of others are still missing, presumed to be dead under the rubble of Gaza. According to the United Nations, Israel’s ongoing bombardment of Gaza has internally displaced 85% of the territory’s population. The enclave is also suffering from acute shortages of food, clean water and medicine – a direct result of Israel’s crippling blockade on the besieged territory – with 60% of Gaza’s infrastructure damaged or destroyed. Israel stands accused of genocide at the International Court of Justice. An interim ruling in January ordered Tel Aviv to stop genocidal acts and take measures to guarantee that humanitarian assistance is provided to civilians in Gaza.
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  • Imam Darimi narrated that after the Prophet left the world, Madinah faced severe drought and famine. The people of the city came to Sayyidah 'A'ishah seeking help and advice so she instructed them to make an opening above the Beloved's grave ﷺ so there would be no barrier between him and the sky. As soon as they did this, it immediately began to rain until all the plants grew and the animals became extremely healthy, and the city rejoiced. The Ottomans later build a dome on the mosque and placed a specific tile on the dome to commemorate this event.

    During the time when Madinah was being attacked by Yazid, the adhan was not allowed to be said out aloud and the prayer was not allowed to be performed in the Masjid. Sa'id ibn Musayyib said, "I hid in the masjid and I would know the time for the prayer because I would hear the adhan from the resting place of the Messenger of Allah." If you went to Madinah with your heart in a state of drought, famine, loneliness and darkness, Imagine what one standing before Rasūlullāh ﷺ and giving salam to would do ﷺ. It would change your dunya and akhira.
    Imam Darimi narrated that after the Prophet left the world, Madinah faced severe drought and famine. The people of the city came to Sayyidah 'A'ishah seeking help and advice so she instructed them to make an opening above the Beloved's grave ﷺ so there would be no barrier between him and the sky. As soon as they did this, it immediately began to rain until all the plants grew and the animals became extremely healthy, and the city rejoiced. The Ottomans later build a dome on the mosque and placed a specific tile on the dome to commemorate this event. During the time when Madinah was being attacked by Yazid, the adhan was not allowed to be said out aloud and the prayer was not allowed to be performed in the Masjid. Sa'id ibn Musayyib said, "I hid in the masjid and I would know the time for the prayer because I would hear the adhan from the resting place of the Messenger of Allah." If you went to Madinah with your heart in a state of drought, famine, loneliness and darkness, Imagine what one standing before Rasūlullāh ﷺ and giving salam to would do ﷺ. It would change your dunya and akhira.
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  • Palestinian mothers need your attention.

    @actformama is a coalition of Muslim non-profit organizations providing aid and health services to mothers worldwide.

    The For Mama Campaign aims to mobilize the power of our communities to put an end to preventable maternal deaths around the world.

    For every $3 given during Ramadan, your zakat eligible gift will be boosted an additional $1.

    #muslim #islam #ramadan
    Palestinian mothers need your attention. 💔 @actformama is a coalition of Muslim non-profit organizations providing aid and health services to mothers worldwide. The For Mama Campaign aims to mobilize the power of our communities to put an end to preventable maternal deaths around the world. For every $3 given during Ramadan, your zakat eligible gift will be boosted an additional $1. 🤍 #muslim #islam #ramadan
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  • ŞANLIURFA TÜRKİYE
    Land of Civilizations
    paradise in Turkey
    The most beautiful place in the world..

    #sanlıurfa #baliklıgöl #haran #Türkiye #World #Everywhere #Service #Assurance #Health
    ❤️ŞANLIURFA❤️ TÜRKİYE ✍️Land of Civilizations paradise in Turkey The most beautiful place in the world.. #sanlıurfa #baliklıgöl #haran #Türkiye #World #Everywhere #Service #Assurance #Health
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  • Çamlıca Kulesi İstanbul Türkiye
    On bir ayın sultanı Ramazan ayınızın sağlıklı, bereketli ve huzurlu geçmesini dileriz.

    We wish you a healthy, fruitful and peaceful month of Ramadan, the sultan of eleven months.

    #ÇamlıcaKulesi #CamlicaTower
    Çamlıca Kulesi İstanbul Türkiye On bir ayın sultanı Ramazan ayınızın sağlıklı, bereketli ve huzurlu geçmesini dileriz. ✨ We wish you a healthy, fruitful and peaceful month of Ramadan, the sultan of eleven months. ✨ #ÇamlıcaKulesi #CamlicaTower
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  • 𝐑𝐀𝐌𝐀𝐃𝐀𝐍 𝐊𝐀𝐑𝐄𝐄𝐌
    We wish you and your family Ramadan Kareem
    May you be blessed with health, happiness, and prosperity #ramadan #ramadankareem #istanbul #Türkiye
    𝐑𝐀𝐌𝐀𝐃𝐀𝐍 𝐊𝐀𝐑𝐄𝐄𝐌 🌙💚 We wish you and your family Ramadan Kareem May you be blessed with health, happiness, and prosperity #ramadan #ramadankareem #istanbul #Türkiye
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