Just out of interest, I really wanted to check in and see exactly how DMA has changed your daily life What changes have you guys seen physically, mentally, and spiritually? And what has been the biggest contributor in achieving this, the classroom modules, the accountability/brotherhood, or the regular group calls? 📥Drop your honest opinions below!

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Avoid the Post-Ramadan Crash ✈️ Imagine a plane flying at 30,000 feet. If the engine shuts off, it doesn’t immediately crash, it glides because it still has wings. But if the engine is running and the wings fall off, it plummets straight to the ground. Ramadan is the engine boost. But what determines whether you glide after Eid, are your wings. It doesn’t matter how much fuel you burn during Ramadan. It matters how strong your wings are, and how long your plane continues to glide once the month ends. So build with the end in mind. When Ramadan finishes, you want to look back and say, “I changed.” 1. Set Three Non Negotiables During Ramadan, pick three. Just three. It could be praying Tahajjud. Reading a certain amount of Qur’an. Praying Tarawih or salah in jama‘ah. Being consistent with dhikr. Lock them in. Protect them. And make your du‘a more intentional. Don’t just rush into asking. Reflect first. Praise Allah. Send salutations upon the Prophet ﷺ. Make your du‘a. Send salutations again. End with praise. Be present. Feel your need. 2. Focus on Identity, Not Just Activity The real goal isn’t just doing more. It’s becoming different. After Ramadan, you should be able to look back and think, “Who is that?” If you never experience another Ramadan again, who do you want to be by Eid? Ramadan isn’t about surviving 30 days. It’s about an identity shift. 3. Pick One Sin and Attack It You might be stacking good deeds, but there could be one consistent sin stopping your elevation. List them somewhere private. All of them, big and small. Be honest. Hide it. Keep it between you and Allah. Then choose one, and declare war. Attack it bit by bit. Strategically. Consistently. We might not reach next Ramadan. So don’t let this be temporary motivation. Build wings. So when the engine slows down, you’re still flying.

In ramadan, we all do better, we reduce the sins, do more ibaada (alhamdulilah) and it is definitely a good thing. We need a change in mindset to make these ibaada does not only affect our time in ramadan, but us as human. We want ramadan to be the point where our trajectory as human aimed upwards. Lets focus on how will our time in ramadan will create habits that are lasting for a life time. Pick small habits/actions that you do in ramadan that you want it to become your normal behaviour after, it could be your nawafels, it could be prayer in mashed, more intentional duaa, more dikr, better relationships, more quran. What ever it is, make it that ramadan can be seen in you after. AVOID EID CRASH. We all become better in ramadan, shaytaan is out of the way and we alhamdulilah having ibaada more. Be very worried of going back to the old you as if ramadan never happend. Amma keep it short for this one, May allah help us all to become better version of ourselves. Assalam alaikum