A Guide to Develop a Personal Plan for Ramadan

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A Guide to Develop a
Personal Plan for Ramadan
(It is still being refined, give your suggestions)

Either save this page as text and open in your word processor to work on that or print it to work with the good old pen.

(This is just a guide. Feel free to modify it any way you like.
Any thing which you think you must do
should be planned for here).

Name:..........................

Plan Period:..........................

Goals:
For this world (Rabbana atena fid dunay hasanah) :For the hereafter (...wa fil Akhirate hasanah):Target:

Personal Ibadah:
Salat: How many Salat you can offer with Jamat every day?
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Jamat at Masjid..............Jamat at home.........................

What weaknesses in your Salat would you like to improve this year? ............................................................

What days will you go to Masjid for taraweeh:.......................................

Can you incorporate any zikr from the Sunnah which you have not done before?.....................................

What portions of the Quran which you can memorize this Ramadan?
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What days can I perform Itikaf in masjid or home?
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Personal Study:
Study: Quran, Seerah, Islamic literature, Environment of Dawa. Write down names of the books you plan to study.
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How is your Quran reading and tajweed?......................
Any plan to improve?...........................................

Dawa to Muslims:
Dawa is a duty. If you will not do it, others are highly likely to neglect it as well.

Nams of the friends you want to relate to before Ramadan for the sake of Islam:

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Names of those you can invite to your home:

Names of those you want to send out a Ramdan card to:

Nams of the friends you want to give out a bruchure about Islam or a gift:

SALAT

Current status 6 month goal Level achieved 1 year goal Level achieved

How many of the fard salat do I offer daily?

How many sunnah salat do I offer daily?

How many nafl salat do I offer daily?

How often do I attend jumma' salat each month?

How often do I pray in a jamaat weekly?

How many surahs can I recite?

How often do I feel fully focussed in salat (per week)?

How confident do I feel about the salat I offer?

Other aspects of my salat I want to improve

Comments:

Family:
Relationship with your spouse and other members of the family:
Do you organize a family circle at home?............ If no when can you start one...........

What skills your children have which can be used for Islam? (Write name, age, and skills)...................................
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What improvement is needed in your family life? You know the best after Allah. Plan for it.

Masjid:
How many times can you visit Masjid?....................
Is there any thing which you can do for Masjid?..................
How many Muslims can you invite to the masjid (write names):

Time and Money:
Your time and wealth (amwal & anfus) should be a part of Islam. Sacrifice is what a Muslim does to please his Rab. What can you sacrifice for the sake of Allah this year which you have not done before?

Time:
Hours given for Islam now Planned time for Islam
......................................... ......................................

Infaq:
How much you have given for Islam this year:........................Planned..................

Have you given out Zakat already:

Any relative or Muslim brother or sister you would like to help with your money?

TAKING A STAND

Current status 1 year goal Level achieved

Do I identify myself as a Muslim when among non-Muslims?

Should I take my role as a Muslim in a non-Muslim society more seriously?

Am I visibly identifiable to the world as a Muslim?

Comments:

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

As Muslims in America we are expected to do what we can to promote and encourage the betterment of the society in which we live. Giving time to the community at large is an obligation on us. There are many ‘causes' we can volunteer time to, donate some money towards, or merely participate in. Anything from volunteering at a school, donating to benefit medical research, marching against injustice and so on will strengthen our personal resolve as well as let the society at large know that Muslims care too. Keep track of involvement/participation below.

Cause/Task Benefiting whom? Date

Once again Dear brothers and Sisters. This is just a guide. Feel free to modify it any way you like.
Any thing which you think you must do
should be planned for here.

Please do send your comments and suggestions to personal@soundvision.com

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Your Comments

Sarah Fazeel, Pakistan - wrote on 9/22/2005 10:39:55 AM
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Comment: Assalam-o-Alaikum! Mashallah, a very good effort is done to make a plan for Ramadan. Truly, Ramadan is the month to train ourselves for the whole year. Nobody knows whether he/she'll be alive till the next Ramadan, so one should plan to get the most out of it. May Allah grant us strength, motivation, spirit & wisdom to benefit from it. Ameen.

faiza, birmiingham - wrote on 10/3/2004 8:56:25 AM
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Comment: i think that this is a very good idea mashallah, to prepare for ramadhan early

Hammad, Palm Springs, Ca - wrote on 10/13/2003 3:28:31 PM
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Comment: I like the whole idea behind this guide. Once you get started one by one, you are more closer to become a good Muslim. May Allah Bless you and all the Muslim community in this country and in the world in the month of Ramazan and after.

Kasar, Nashville, TN - wrote on 10/9/2003 9:44:19 AM
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Comment: As-salaamulaykum! Mashallah, This is a wonderful Guide. I will Inshallah use it with my siblings. I was planing to do something like this with my brothers and sisters, Nevertheless, this is great! JUST what i need. Thank you and May Allah reward you. Your sister, Kasar Abdulla

Mohmad Naeem, Maldives - wrote on 11/6/2002 4:23:08 AM
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Comment: Guideline is great without planing is difficult to sucess in future May Allah Bless you all

Rafiq Mahdi, Detroit, Michigan - wrote on 10/29/2002 3:54:08 PM
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Comment: As Salaamu Alaikum, This personal Ramadan planner is wonderful. I pray Allah rewards you for your efforts and all that uses this guide also. I plan (Inshallah) to make copies for my family, and begin to use it now. This idea should be printed and published, all of our communities could benefit from its distribution, maybe as a fundraiser, maybe just as dawah.

Fayez Khwaja, Boston, MA - wrote on 10/4/2002 10:54:53 AM
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Comment: This is awesome. Jazakullah khair. I was planning on doing something like this with my students. I am going to use your form instead.

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