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You Are Fasting… But Losing the Reward | Common Ramadan Mistakes | Mufti Menk

Many Muslims fast every year, yet feel the same after Ramadan ends. The days pass, the hunger is experienced, but the heart does not change. In this Ramadan reminder inspired by Mufti Menk, we reflect on the hidden mistakes that quietly reduce the reward of fasting. Fasting is not only about avoiding food and drink; it is about protecting the tongue, guarding the eyes, controlling anger, and purifying the heart. A person may complete the fast physically while their behavior continues in gossip, arguments, distraction, and neglect of Qur’an. Ramadan was given so that we develop taqwa — awareness of Allah in our actions and character. When we correct our habits and intentions, the same fast becomes a source of forgiveness, peace, and transformation. This reminder will help you recognize common Ramadan habits that waste reward and show how small sincere changes can make your fasting meaningful. Even if the month has already begun, you can still fix your Ramadan starting today. ⏰ Chapter Timeline 00:00 – Intro: Why Some Fasts Feel Empty 04:30 – The Purpose of Fasting in Islam 09:10 – The Danger of the Tongue 13:40 – Distractions and Social Media 18:20 – Backbiting and Arguments 22:50 – Neglecting the Qur’an 27:30 – Sincerity in Prayer 32:10 – Building Taqwa in Ramadan 36:20 – How to Correct Your Habits 40:20 – Outro: Make This Ramadan Different #MuftiMenk #Ramadan #RamadanMistakes #IslamicReminder #Taqwa #Fasting #QalbVerse #Ramadan2026 #Forgiveness #IslamicMotivation Ramadan mistakes Islam, fasting reward Islam, Mufti Menk Ramadan reminder, common fasting mistakes, how to improve Ramadan, taqwa in Ramadan, fasting in Islam advice, avoid sins in Ramadan, Islamic motivation Ramadan, Ramadan tips Muslim, how to benefit from Ramadan, Ramadan character change, 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 shared for spiritual encouragement and education during Ramadan. We do not claim ownership of any original lecture recordings or materials.