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Every New Year we set our yearly resolutions and it is super to do so.
However in Ramadan when we are bound to focus extensively on spiritual
and personality grooming, resolutions for these special 30 days are a
must. Every year when Ramadan is near, we get eager and excited to have
the Ramadan-vibe in air and plan just so much for it but as they come,
we get engrossed in fasting routines while managing to hold up our
creative side, alive. And Whoops! The Ramadan gets over… without us
making any valuable changes in ourselves, our life patterns, significant
duas, spiritual practices and achieving the harmonious affirmed,
successful year of proceeding count.
You never plan to fail,
you fail to plan right!
Surely our intentions sail right but our plans get shaken and distorted,
disabling us from achieving any targets. The only solution towards
gaining full potent in Ramadan in all aspects is to note down your goals
or best stated as, “Ramzan Resolutions” and keep a track twice in a week
to make sure you aren’t losing a speck.
So what are your resolutions for the holy month? Let’s get started.
Take a notebook and write down your Ramzan goals.
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Here are a few resolution ideas we are sharing from our own resolution
chart, hope you find all helpful!
1. Eating well and Eating Slow.
In Ramadan, due to hunger we break our fasts and eat at a wild pace
which is very harmful for our health. First resolution is to be patient,
chew our food well and eat slowly.
2. Adding fruits and vegetable as a must on iftar
and Sehri table.
As a Pakistani, we have the royal kind of iftar table counting from
meaty, spiced, and to all the yummy good stuff, being well fried.
Instant large consumption of oil after daylong fasting drains our energy
but we are not stopping you from the hot & delicious food plates but
instead recommending you to add fruits and vegetable salad so that your
attention divides and you also catch some nutrients and real health.
3. Praying complete Rikkats
Oh we all know how often we skip our Sunnat riqqats while only praying
the mandatory farz ones. This Ramzan push yourself to at least pray 5
times daily prayers with complete riqqats. If you can’t even do this,
you are missing the whole point of Ramzan.
4. Reading
We know so less about our potential and identities. This Ramadan invest
in yourself by reading a couple of books which increase in your
knowledge and personality strength.
For example Rabia Al Basri, the great sufi and Ayesha Al Khwayyidah, the
mother of believers, princess of Quresh and the great CEO of 14th
century are a couple of women among many other, we need to draw direct
inspiration from.
5. Reciting Qur’an with Tarjumah
Reciting Qur’an with Tarjumah to seed in the lasting tree of tranquility
and spirit in our hearts, is a must-to-do this Ramadan.
6. Adding personal goals
Add your personal goals in the list and do not forget to follow up our
“100 Instructions from Qur’an –Becoming A Better Human” series article.
We recommend you highly to visit this article in series and reflect on
the one liner easy instructions extracted from Qur’an while practicing
them daily until you witness up the results changing your entire
psychological and personality behavior.
“Glory to the Lord who blessed us with Ramzan to heal and nurture
our lives with utmost benefit.”
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