Now that the on to the how and what. we’ve established why. Let’s move In our , we teach a particular framework to help our students be productive during Ramadan. We explain that there are three types of productivity: Spiritual Productivity: This is productivity that stems from practicing our deen and being close to Allah about achieving Barakah in our lives and seeing Divine Goodness being (Subhanahu Wa Ta’ala). It’s attached to our time, wealth, health, family, children, work, and everything we have or do thus enabling us to be more productive. Physical Productivity: This is productivity that comes from managing our minds and bodies and the physical aspects of our being. about practicing certain tips and techniques and using our willpower It’s and self-control to make the right choices for our mind and body in order to stay productive. Social Productivity: This is productivity that derives from other people around us. the productivity It’s that comes from being part of a family, neighbourhood, community, Ummah and Humanity at large. a It’s selfless productivity that is often neglected but direly needed in today’s world. with you below is some content that we used to have on our Productive Ramadan What I’ll share updated the content and added more richness to it in the new course online course. However, we’ve released this year. (If interested, ). Having said that, the videos and information below should you’re give you an abridged understanding of what we mean by productivity in Ramadan and how you can tap into it. explore each of the three productivity spheres described above individually. Let’s Spiritual Productivity Under the concept of Spiritual Productivity, the key concept to understand is the concept of Barakah is linked to also key to understand is how “Barakah”. How Productivity. Moreover, what’s Ramadan being the month of Barakah is also the month of Productivity. The video below explains this in detail: Ramadan the Month of Barakah
Now that we’ve established the why. Let’s move on to the how and what. In our , we teach a particular framework to help our students be productive during Ramadan. We explain that there are three types of productivity: Spiritual Productivity: This is productivity that stems from practicing our deen and being close to Allah (Subhanahu Wa Ta’ala). It’s about achieving Barakah in our lives and seeing Divine Goodness being attached to our time, wealth, health, family, children, work, and everything we have or do thus enabling us to be more productive. Physical Productivity: This is productivity that comes from managing our minds and bodies and the physical aspects of our being. It’s about practicing certain tips and techniques and using our willpower and self-control to make the right choices for our mind and body in order to stay productive. Social Productivity: This is productivity that derives from other people around us. It’s the productivity that comes from being part of a family, neighbourhood, community, Ummah and Humanity at large. It’s a selfless productivity that is often neglected but direly needed in today’s world. What I’ll share with you below is some content that we used to have on our Productive Ramadan online course. However, we’ve updated the content and added more richness to it in the new course released this year. (If you’re interested, ). Having said that, the videos and information below should give you an abridged understanding of what we mean by productivity in Ramadan and how you can tap into it. Let’s explore each of the three productivity spheres described above individually. Spiritual Productivity Under the concept of Spiritual Productivity, the key concept to understand is the concept of “Barakah”. How Barakah is linked to Productivity. Moreover, what’s also key to understand is how Ramadan being the month of Barakah is also the month of Productivity. The video below explains this in detail: Ramadan the Month of Barakah