"Hungry for Ramadan" Recap
Monday October 15, 2007
Categories: Events
It feels strange holding a cup of coffee in my hand today, just like it felt strange eating pizza for lunch over the weekend. Everything looks normal, but deep down...
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About Hungry for Ramadan
The last update to the Hungry for Ramadan blog was in October 2007. We welcome your comments about Ramadan and Islam in general in our Muslim forums.
Shahed Amanullah, a frequent Beliefnet contributor, is one of the country’s foremost Muslim journalists. He has harnessed the power of the Internet to spread a positive view of Islam. Amanullah is the editor of altmuslim.com, a Muslim news website, and founder of Halalfire Media, a network of Muslim-themed websites with more than five million annual visitors. Through his work Amanullah has tapped into a strong force of online activism. He lives in Texas with his wife and two sons, and looks forward to the spiritual rewards of Ramadan every year.
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Thank you! This has been lovely, and I very much appreciate your invitation. Eid Mubarak!
Thanks for this blog, was it fun to read throughout the month of Ramadan.
As always, I was both happy and sad to see Ramadan go and now I am trying to figure out how to get my eating schedule back on track. I am also trying to figure out how to keep from overindulging in food now that all my non-muslim friends want to go out to eat with me, along with how to keep the Quran, that I read again this past month, in my heart throughout the year.
Although the month of Ramadan can be a difficult time, I sometimes see it as this time of peace and quiet-and then I am awakened suddenly and thrown back into the 'real' world. Inshallah, we will all keep the lessons of Ramadan with us throughout the coming year.
wassalam,
Atsila
Excellent series. I enjoyed reading it, shared articles with my friends, and anticipated updates and replies. I look forward to reading more from you.
Thanks for the great posts. A lovely accompaniment to this year's Ramadan.
Fun reading these posts this month. Next time, I'll try not to wish an early Eid Mubarak.
Shahed Amanullah, thank you for this wonderful series on Ramadan!
sigh... i feel the Ramadan mindset fading... it truly makes the month seem magical, when you reflect and realize how powerful it was and how that power is almost entirely non-existent a few days later... not that we become heathens, just that feeling is gone!
like you, and i'm sure like many of our fellow Muslims, i am trying to find ways to continue with the Ramadan spirit... the sunnah fasts come to mind, continuing to set aside some time every day for the Qur'an, not forgetting the needy.
looking forward to your Ramadan blog next year!
I FELT VERY INTRESTING HEARD ABOUT RAMADAN 4M STATES IT REALLY FABULOUS N HOPE IT EFFECTS .
first time in your thing and i would like to recommend u for good and hard work ure doing KEEP IT UP!