Countdown to Ramadan

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A Time for Change

1. Repent

Ramadan is time to purify our hearts through sincere repentance. The Prophet ﷺ, said: “All of the children of Adam are sinners, and the best sinners are those who repent.” (Anas Ibn Malik)

2. Revive

Ramadan is an opportunity for us to revive our hearts and draw closer to our Lord. “Ramadan is the month in which the Quran was revealed, a guidance for mankind and clear proofs for the guidance and the criterion.” 2:185

3. Renew

Ramadan is a chance for us to reflect on our past, improve our present, and plan for our future. By fasting, praying, giving charity, and reading the Quran, we can strengthen our faith and cultivate good habits.

Events

Road to Ramadan

Begin your Road to Ramadan with intention and reflection — a journey of preparing the heart, mind, and soul for a month of mercy and transformation.

Starts Monday 16th Feb to 20th Feb and runs
3:30pm - 6.00pm
Door E (Male) & Door F (Female)

Youth Ramadan Workshop

Reconnect, Recharge, Rise this Ramadan – Join our Youth Ramadan Workshop and rediscover purpose, discipline, and strength through the light of the Quran.

Starts Sunday 15th Feb and runs
1pm-5.30pm
Door E (Male) & Door F (Female)

Al Shifa

Rediscover inner peace this Ramadan with Al Shifa, a series dedicated to "healing our hearts" through the timeless wisdom of the Quran.

Al Shifa starts Thursday 19th Feb and runs
Thursday to Sunday 12-1.00pm
Online only

The Prophets of Allah

Sisters Tarbiyah is delighted to present The Prophets of Allah. A thematic Qur’an study designed to inspire reflection and deepen your connection with the Qur’an

Starts from Monday 15th February and runs
Monday to Wednesday 12-1.00pm
Online only

Give your zakat and sadaqah this Ramadan

Video Series

Videos

Tafseer As-Sa'di

Page by Page

Ramadan Conference

eBooks

The Power of Dua

 A collection of Duas from The Qur’an & Sunnah

Ramadaan

The Islamic Month of Fasting

A Family of Faith

 A Book of Duas and Adkhar

Quranic Duas

Listen, as Shaykh Dr Ahsan Hanif explores the Duas from the Noble Book, and lessons we can derive from them.

Podcast

Supporters of Ramadan Revolution

The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said “The month of Ramadan has come, a blessed month in which Allah Almighty has obligated you to fast. In it the gates of the heavens are opened… 

Be in the company of people of knowledgeable in your preparation for Ramadan this year. There will be a whole host of speakers in posting and sharing motivational reminders, experiences and answering any questions you may have!  

Reviews 

Rahat Ryhan

BarakALLAHu feek. Alhamdulillah I was hoping this, Sh. Ahsan does it this Ramadan too like last year, Alhamdulillah. And that's even Tafsir As Sa'di . May ALLAH reward the entire team & Green lane masjid for organising again.

Fuad Dol

Ma sha Allah jazakallahu khayran sh Ahsan Hanif and the team at GLM. Another Ramadan with a tafsir. Can't wait to start. Specially sh Ahsan's beautiful explanation and the great recitations of the youth like qari Ismail. May Allah bless you all.

Frequently Asked Questions

The purpose of fasting is to develop the quality of righteousness (taqwa) by abstaining from sinful deeds and by also training ourselves to control our desires.
Allah said: “O you who believe, fasting is prescribed for you as it was prescribed for those before you that you may become righteous. (Qur’an, 2:183)

The kind of sicknesses in which it is permitted to break the fast are the following.
Intense sickness which will be made worse by fasting
Fear that recovery will be delayed by fasting
Fasting will cause intense hardship, even if it does not make the sickness worse or delay recovery.
The scholars also included those who fear that they may become sick because of fasting.

The purpose of fasting is to develop the quality of righteousness (taqwa) by abstaining from sinful deeds and by also training ourselves to control our desires.
Allah said: “O you who believe, fasting is prescribed for you as it was prescribed for those before you that you may become righteous. (Qur’an, 2:183)

The purpose of fasting is to develop the quality of righteousness (taqwa) by abstaining from sinful deeds and by also training ourselves to control our desires.
Allah said: “O you who believe, fasting is prescribed for you as it was prescribed for those before you that you may become righteous. (Qur’an, 2:183)

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