Every night I wake up from the sleep, go into my balcony, enjoy the silence, the darkness, the light breeze, the fog and the dampness in air. I always think that the night is the most pleasant time in 24 hours. But in ramzan the pleasure of the night time is indescribable. The thing we refer to as 'Ramzan effect' is truly great.
Original Link: Men vs. Markets : " “He is one of those people who would be enormously improved by death.” By H.H. Munro The above has proven to be correct for Syed Muzzamil Hussain Shah, a young scout who embraced martyrdom on 28th December, 2009 in Ashur procession blast in Karachi. But how many of us remember him? Or do we remember any of those who got killed that day? Off the record over 75 people got killed on that day while participating in the procession. We remember none but burned shops because that’s what being over-run on media. Sometimes significance of material takes over the precious lives. I wonder why and who called lives precious since they are not anymore. We have better things to show and cry over, such as loss of Rs.30 billion, stolen arms, and arguing and blaming political parties. Government of Pakistan announced Rs. 500,000 for the deceased and Rs.100,000 for injured but these funds will take time to arrive in the hand of families. With the increasing infl...

True. The night is always beautiful. And the ones in Ramadan are magnificent.
ReplyDeleteTry offering Tahajjud sometime during the exact mid of the night when every one is in deep sleep. You'd be moved by the experience.