Gareth Bryant
The Unnecessary-Iktilāf/Differing amongst Muslims during Ramadhān
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2 responses to “The Unnecessary-Iktilāf/Differing amongst Muslims during Ramadhān”
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The focus should rather be on self-improvement and spiritual productivity. Moon-fighting really shouldn’t have a place in the general population, and should remain within the confines of those who are truly knowledgeable. The rest of us shouldn’t waste time and energy on something that won’t move us forward personally.
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Agreed…#NonDebatable: 👳🏾♀️💯
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