Alhamdulillah ya Rab for blessing us with one more Ramadan in our lifetime, Ramadan Mubarak. Would like to share my story of last Ramadan. ''Perhaps you hate a thing that is good for you'' that was the ayah I experienced on my own last Ramadan.

My dad who's in healthcare was assigned with the covid lab work last Ramadan thus he could stay with us for just 3 days each week when we all settled in our summer place for the quarantine which is in the countryside of Istanbul.

We're scared and feeling sorry for dad's lack, thinking this will be the worst Ramadan, but Subhanallah it was my best Ramadan ever. Being in nature was healing my soul made me spiritually improved, giving me more Ishtiaq in my ibadah, oh and the tranquility I feel after Taraweeh

Our house is located in the middle of a forest which brought us a guest, a bulbul, settled in the plum tree in our garden and singing throughout the month while we were praying Taraweeh and Fajr. I cannot describe more but I felt more than I wrote here. Alhamdulillah!

alongside Rothman's authentic and nice outfit I need to say that what he points out about nature and human nature literally matches my experience