I AM CONSIDERING Ramadan & Purification FOR MYSELF, AS A FORM OF CLEANSING
DOES THIS MEAN I MUST BE A MUSLIM ?
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The Delight of the Heart
The Fasting Person has Two Occasions for Joy
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Ramadan and Change in Our Lives
Taqwa - Valuable Fruit of Ramadan
Charity in Ramadan
In Ramadan Paradise Opens its Doors, Hell Closes its Doors
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We Need A Ramadan
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Repentance in Ramadan
Ramadan the Ultimate Sin-O-Meter
Ramadan is Here: Where are you?
Recharge your Faith - How to Make your Ramadan Outstanding
Imagine the Reward of Ramadan
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David, considering Ramadan as purification for yourself does not make you a Muslim as far as religious affiliation is concerned, but it does make you a believer in the TRUTH and a strengthener of discipline. Look at it this way brother:
The restrictive laws of God is the friend of the righteous and the enemy of the unrighteous. The restrictive law promotes life, peace and harmony of which the righteous seek constantly. The enemies of peace and harmony will not accept God's remedy and thus forfeit the blessings that come with being in submission to God.
May Allah bless us all in our embracing the discipline that brings peace and harmonic community (smile).