Miriam Mohamed

“…and my success is not but through Allah. Upon Him I have relied…” (Surat Hud: 88)

When Noah was little, I sensed that his development was unfolding differently. Even from the very beginning, there was a quiet difference I couldn’t quite explain.

There is something deeply stirring about standing beneath an open sky. Whether it is the soft blush of dawn, the brilliance of a midday sun, or the quiet scattering of stars at night, nature invites the heart into remembrance.

As the blessed month of Ramadan draws to its close, believers often feel a mixture of gratitude, reflection, and longing. Ramadan is not only a time of fasting and worship, but a time of drawing nearer to Allah through His Beautiful Names.

The month of Ramadan is not only a time of fasting from food and drink, but a training ground for the heart. As daily habits are interrupted and worldly distractions are reduced, deeper questions surface: Who protects me? Who truly controls outcomes? Where does real security come from?

The month of Ramadan arrives as a season of reflection, restraint, and spiritual restoration. It is a time when hearts soften, routines slow, and believers seek nearness to Allah, the most High, through fasting, prayer, and sincere repentance.