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Don’t Miss the First 10 Days of Ramadan — Allah Is Opening Doors For You | Mufti Menk

The first ten days of Ramadan are the days of mercy, a special beginning where Allah opens doors for forgiveness, guidance, and peace. Many people wait until the last nights to become serious, but they forget that the start of Ramadan shapes the entire month. If the beginning is strong, the ending often becomes blessed. In this heartfelt reminder inspired by Mufti Menk’s teaching style, we reflect on how a sincere intention, a small act of worship, and a humble dua in these early days can transform your Ramadan. You don’t need to be perfect to begin — Allah loves the servant who turns back to Him honestly. A single moment of repentance, a page of Qur’an, or a quiet dua before Maghrib can bring barakah into your life. Start now. Protect your prayers, reduce distractions, increase remembrance, and ask Allah for what your heart truly needs. These days may look ordinary, but they carry extraordinary mercy. The one who values the beginning often reaches the end forgiven. ⏰ Chapter Timeline Intro: Why the First Days Matter Understanding the Days of Mercy Begin With Sincere Tawbah Fixing Your Intention Qur’an and Daily Worship The Power of Dua Charity and Good Deeds Avoiding Distractions Building a Lasting Habit Outro: A New Start With Allah #MuftiMenk #Ramadan #First10DaysOfRamadan #AshraOfMercy #QalbVerse #IslamicReminder #Ramadan2026 #AllahsMercy #Tawbah #Dua first 10 days of Ramadan reminder, Ashra of mercy Islam, Mufti Menk Ramadan talk, early Ramadan motivation, Ramadan forgiveness message, importance of beginning Ramadan, dua in Ramadan accepted, Islamic Ramadan reminder, how to benefit Ramadan, Ramadan worship tips, barakah in Ramadan, QalbVerse Islamic reminder ⚠️ Disclaimer This video contains faith-based motivational content inspired by Islamic teachings and public reminders associated with Mufti Menk’s style. It is shared for spiritual reflection and encouragement. We do not claim ownership of any original lecture recordings or materials.