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Day 22 of fasting

I meant to blog more often, but there are days when I cannot find the time!
Only a couple more days left for Ramadhaan, it really went too fast, this year I really fet that there has just not been enough time in the day, mostly I think because we break fast early (before 6:00pm), and even thoh it may be good because its a short day, I must say there's just not enough time to get as much Ibaadat done as I would like to get done.

Anyway as Ramadhaan leaves, I just make dua that Allah bless us all with many more Ramadhaans filled with barakah & blessings.
Also to take advantage of what's left of this great month and to remember the flood victims of Pakistan, the Palestinians and basically all of the Ummah who finds themselves in difficult trying times, May Allah grant them all relief from their pain & sufferings, Aameen!

There is way too much that I have to thank Allah (swt) for! I still ask Allah to answer all my dua's, goals and dreams, and to fulfill them in a way that it will be filled with good and that it will be service to the Ummah and Islam as well! Aameen!I also request this dua from whoever reads this blog:)

Dua for Laylatul Qadr:
"Oh Allah! You are most forgiving and most gracious!You love to pardon so pardon me"
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  1. AzSeptember 7, 2010 at 1:33 AM

    I agree, its' going way too fast. Hope your Ramadan has been blessed thus far and enjoy whats left of it ;)

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  2. SafeeraSeptember 7, 2010 at 3:44 AM

    Thanks for the follow Azra, I hope this blog someday comes close to being full of great content like urs!

    Hope you have a wonderful Eid with your loved ones!

    Take care & remember me in ur dua's during these last days:)

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