With the beginning of Ramadan, most Muslims have great motivation to increase their worship and improve their spirituality.

However, when we get to the middle of Ramadan, we start to get tired, and that special feeling we had at the beginning of the month starts to fade.

10 Tips on Keeping Motivation

1.

Reading Quran on a daily basis is a reminder of what you’re actually fasting for.

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Have a look at your Ramadan plan every morning to remind yourself of your goals.

3.

Don’t miss the Ramadan chart; evaluating your performance on a daily basis will keep you on track.

4.

Slow down a bit for 2 or 3 days, get some rest, and get ready to push yourself for the last 10 days.

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Don’t fall into the trap of self-blame and frustration because weakness is in our nature; instead, try to think positively about how to get back on track.

6.

Seek support and encouragement in your social circles to rejuvenate your energy.

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Watch inspiring lectures; you can find plenty of them online!

8.

Make Du’a; this is a very effective way that many of us tend to forget.

9.

Read inspiring stories of the Prophet and his companions on how they used to spend Ramadan.

10.

Remember, Ramadan comes once a year. It’s worth the effort.

The article is from our archives.