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Calculating Ramadhan

20/7/2014

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السلام عليكم و رحمة الله و بركاته

NB: This entry comes with a Warning - it is a banter and unlike our other posts, is not to be treated with utmost seriousness! If you are a (too) serious person by nature, do not proceed.

Since the month of Ramadhan is coming soon to a close, "mathematically speaking" (and it is never mathematical in matters of ibadah), you will find your achievements in Ramadhan rather mind-blowing!

Wajib prayers:
17 rakaats per day x 30 days = 510 rakaats

Sunnah prayers (before/after):
14 rakaats (Syafi'i mazhab) per day x 30 days = 420 rakaats

Other supererogatory prayers/qiyammullail:
16 rakaats per day (assumptions made) x 30 days = 480 rakaats

Terawih prayers:
1 day 20 rakaats x 30 days = 600 rakaats

Witr prayers:
1 day 3 rakaats (min) x 30 days = 90 rakaats

[Total rakaats of prayers performed = 2,100 rakaats]

Congregational rewards:
2,100 rakaats x 27 rewards [minimum] = 56,700 rewards

Seclusion in the mosque:
Infinity

Waiting for prayers while in a state of purity:
Infinity

Fasting:
30 days - Reward is only with Allah

Hearing Imam recites and khatm Qur'an:
1 reward per alphabet ~ infinity

Reciting the Qur'an:
1 reward per alphabet ~ infinity
plus reward for recitation

Memorizing the Qur'an:
Infinity

Charity:
Infinity

Obligatory Zakat:
Infinity

Doa:
Granted

Sunnah deeds:
Rewarded as an obligatory deeds

Sincerity in Ramadhan:
Up to 700 times the reward for a single act, or more.
For example: 56,700 x 700 = 39,690,000

and then, there are others ....

But there is no need to argue with me on the exact calculation, for I am no expert in Math and only Allah [s.w.t.] knows how He will reward His servants. But I hope the above calculation gives you an indication and a bigger picture of your vast potential in this blessed month, and hope that you can measure how much you have achieved thus far, Alhamdulillah!

For those who have tried and persevered (not mathematically), then the coming 'Eid is indeed a celebration of success you can look forward to, insya-Allah. May The Almighty [s.w.t.] grants you more success.

For those who have not, there is still some catch-up time available. Let us intensify the remaining few nights left in Ramadhan. Let it coincide with you finding Laylatul Qadr. Do not let it pass you by.

Love,
The Alchemist.

3 Comments
Nas
22/7/2014 11:44:02 pm

Beautiful. Can I use a snippet to post on my Facebook?

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The Alchemist
23/7/2014 01:58:39 am

Yes, insyaAllah :)

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Nas
23/7/2014 02:22:14 am

Jazaakallah khair




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