It is the responsibility of every Muslim, man and
woman, old and young, to revive these ten days until
they become for our community like the last ten
nights of Ramadan. Ibn al-Qayim explained that the best nights of the
year are the last ten nights of Ramadan while the best
days of the year are the first ten days of Dhul hijjah. Our lives are short and our accountability great. We
cannot afford to let golden moments like these pass
by without expending ourselves in the worship of
Allah. So let our mosques and homes resound with
wave after wave of the takbeer of Allah until they
resemble the market places of Medina in the era of the companions. As the Islamic year draws to a close, let us revive the
ancient ritual of our forefather Ibrahim. And as the
pilgrims set out for Hajj, hoping to return pure from
sins like the day they were born, let us remember that
we too have worship that will tire us and consume us,
but will illuminate our faces on the day that we meet our Lord...
Insha Allah
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