Aslamalaikum and hello everybody. Just a quick note to congratulate everyone for this Ramadan and wish you all the best. Do let us know how you’re getting on.
Unfortunately, I have been busy of late and have been unable to keep the site updated. I do have a tip however for you, which I have been following myself so far.
To complete the entire Quran in the month of Ramadan, read approximately 4 pages before or after every prayer. There are 30 sections in the Qur’an and 8 days into Ramadan, I have completed 8 sections. Give it a try.
For those who like the extra challenge, consider reading 4 pages before and after each prayer to complete the Qur’an twice in Ramadan 
. Keep me in your prayers.
Earlier in Ramadan, I wrote a post about the physical detox benefits of Ramadan. As we approach the last 10 days of Ramadan however, I want to turn our attention to the spiritual detoxification opportunity within Ramadan.
The first 10 days of Ramadan are said to be the days of Mercy, during which mercy is sought from Allah. We are well into the next 10 days of Ramadan, which are the days of forgiveness. Thus in these 10 days we are encouraged to seek forgiveness from Allah for our 
This morning I slept through the time for Sehri (pre-dawn meal) and I had learned earlier in the month that if one sleeps through then he should keep the fast, as he/she intended to kept the fast before retiring to bed.
Yesterday I mentioned that I sometimes read the Qur’an using my iPhone app and that got me briefly thinking about the content of today’s post, namely Religion and Technology. Even here on the MyRamadan blog and am sure there are countless other bloggers who are using the web as an expression of faith and dialogue.
In the UK, Ramadan tends to largely manifest itself in mosques and local shops and supermarkets.
If you’re coasting, you’re either losing momentum or else you’re headed downhill.
