You Already Wasted Some Days of Ramadan — It’s Not Too Late to Fix It | Mufti Menk скачать в хорошем качестве

You Already Wasted Some Days of Ramadan — It’s Not Too Late to Fix It | Mufti Menk

As Ramadan passes, many people begin to feel regret. The excitement of the first days fades, routines return, and suddenly a person realizes that several days have gone by without the effort they hoped for. Shaytan makes a person believe they have already failed, but Ramadan is not only for the one who started strong — it is for the one who returns sincerely. In this reminder inspired by the teaching style of Mufti Menk, we reflect on how Allah’s mercy remains open throughout the month. Even if you missed prayers, delayed Qur’an, or felt distracted, you can still repair your Ramadan starting today. A sincere repentance, a focused prayer, and a consistent small habit can change the direction of the entire month. Do not wait for the last ten nights to wake your heart. Begin now. Allah does not look at how late you start; He looks at how honestly you turn back. What matters is not the days you lost, but the sincerity of the days you still have. ⏰ Chapter Timeline 00:00 – Intro: When You Feel Behind in Ramadan 04:20 – Why Motivation Drops 09:10 – Shaytan Uses Guilt to Stop You 13:40 – The Door of Tawbah Is Still Open 18:20 – Small Steps That Change Ramadan 23:00 – Reconnecting With Qur’an 27:20 – Fixing Salah and Daily Habits 31:30 – Consistency Over Perfection 35:20 – Preparing for the Last 10 Nights 39:10 – Outro: Start Again Today #MuftiMenk #Ramadan #RamadanReminder #DontGiveUp #Tawbah #QalbVerse #IslamicReminder #AllahsMercy #FixYourRamadan #Ramadan2026 wasted Ramadan days, fix your Ramadan, Ramadan motivation Muslim, Mufti Menk Ramadan reminder, missed Ramadan prayers, start Ramadan again, tawbah in Ramadan, motivation in Ramadan Islam, Ramadan guilt Islam, how to improve Ramadan, Islamic reminder Ramadan, last 10 nights preparation, QalbVerse Ramadan reminder ⚠️ Disclaimer This video contains faith-based motivational and reflective content inspired by Islamic teachings, the Qur’an, and public reminders associated with Mufti Menk’s style. It is intended for spiritual encouragement and personal reflection. We do not claim ownership of any original lecture recordings or materials.