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Ramadan Reflection: Detaching from Social Media to Attach to Allah
Ramadan is not just about adding good deeds.
Sometimes it is about subtracting distractions.
I’ve been reflecting on how much of our emotional, mental, and even spiritual energy quietly leaks into social media during this month. Scrolling, posting, checking reactions, consuming without presence….
This is not a call to quit social media entirely.
It is an invitation to observe our nafs:
- What does constant exposure do to our khushū‘?
- Does visibility dilute sincerity?
- Are we feeding the soul? Or feeding the urge to be seen?
For some hearts, silence deepens connection.
For others, reduced engagement creates space for Qur’an, du‘ā, and inner stillness.
Let’s reflect together:
- Are you considering reducing or detaching from social media this Ramadan?
- What resistance do you notice in yourself when you try?
- What opens up when you don’t reach for the phone?
This is a safe space — no right or wrong answers.
Just honest muḥāsabah.
Sometimes the most powerful Ramadan shift is not outward productivity, but inward presence.
I will Quit Social Media during Ramadan to encounter my nafs.
I will not quit social media during Ramadn to encounter my nafs.
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