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19/02/2024

As we approach the blessed month of Ramadan, we are reaching out to encourage you to take advantage of our free Ramadan resources and join your children in participating in our online Madrasah. With the ongoing challenges in the world, it's more important than ever to stay connected to our faith and each other, and our Madrasah provides a wonderful opportunity to do just that.

By joining our online Madrasah, not only will your children benefit from structured learning and spiritual development. Together, we can make this Ramadan a truly enriching experience for your children.

To access the Ramadan Printables or to join our online Madrasah, simply visit www.keenondeen. com

Let's make this Ramadan a time of growth, reflection, and unity for our community. We look forward to having you and your family join us in this journey.

06/02/2023

This hadith introduces the importance of al-tayyeb, that which is good or pure. The concept of purity and goodness applies to numerous aspects in our lives. As Muslims, we must be careful to enjoy only food and clothing that are halal, use pure speech, and hold pure intentions.
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The concept of acceptance is also discussed in this hadith. Allah only accepts from those who are good and pure. What is this acceptance referring to? What if a person’s food and clothing are impure, will his or her actions be accepted? The answer to that question is a bit tricky. This person still has to do the action (i.e. praying, making duaa, etc.) in order to fulfill his or her responsibility towards that action, but Allah will not reward the person for doing such tasks. Thus, even though the person will not be rewarded for such action, he or she still needs to do it to avoid punishment.
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Hadith 6
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