For me Ramadan is the month I wait for eagerly so I can raise my connection with Allah and feel the miraclous spirituality surround me.

I love buying a big Lantern and light it every night after we break our fast till dawn, I love praying Taraweeh with my family and my friends in the masjed, and then compete in reading the Qur'an and it's explanation and may be some other useful stuff.

I love it when we gather in the kitchen helping our mom making our iftar and then gather in the dining room eating quickly to go and pray.

I really love Ramadan month, and hope everyone does his best to satisfy Allah and take the best advantage to get close to him by Good deeds and sincere Duaa'

Assalamu Alaikum ikhwah

For me, Ramadan means the beginning of a new year. Even though the new year begins with Muharram, Ramadan is so significant, that I think of the year in terms of the time between this Ramadan and the next.

 I guess you could say that this is because Ramadan is the time to spiritually refuel. We have a lot more free time because we don't cook until before sunset, and this is a great time to reflect on the past year, and plan for the coming times.

 I especially love exam times during Ramadan, because of the quiet in the house and the peaceful atmosphere, which is great for learning. People complain that they can't think when they are hungry. I think that it is easier when you have an empty stomach.

aslamualaykum

 i am also feel very good. i m always wating for ramdan n in this month i do most ibadat of ALLAH

Ahlan Wa Sahlan Ya Ramadhan. A manifestation of Allah's Love. A month full of baraqah - a bonus month for all of Allah's worshippers. A time to know one's self - to differentiate which is Ruh and which is Nafs. To teach Nafs to listen to the Ruh instead of the opposite. 

If in this holy month of Ramadhan, the Nafs who has no ally the Satan, can still has an upper hand, then we should declare an all out jihad. Jihad against our own Nafs. The enemy within. Shame to those who lose to Nafs and for those who seems to be winning, to exalt Allah Ar-Rahman  for assisting those who fight in His path.

Indeed, this is the month for self-reflection. If after Ramadhan there is no change at all, then we seems to lose the fight against our own enemy the Nafs. However, if we manage to change into a better person, then it means victory is ours. We will return to our natural born self - The Fitrah. Hence Eidil Fitr is a celebration for our jihad against the Nafs.

My personal target this Ramadhan is to understand what is Ikhlas and Redha.

Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh.

assalamualaikum...

ramadan is the best time to behave myself....to be a better person...

Don't forget that guy in that picture is saying 'I'll be Baccck!"

That is why we must sharpen our shield that is suppress our Nafs as much as possible so that when its master (the Satan) returns, it will not easily follow him.

When my son was 7 years old and started training his fast, he always seems to be going to the toilet saying that he wanted to wash his face. When this thing happened too often, I started to  suspect something. However I did not scold him yet. After all his fasting was only for half a day. The year after that, I caught him red-handed and talked to him nicely about being sincere.