1 . Observe Qiyam Layl
Seek Allah’s s forgiveness during this period. Read the Quran and reflect on the meaning (Tafsir Ibn Khathir). Make lots of lstigfaar.

2.  Say your (Morning & Evening) AdKhar

3 . Observe Solatul Dhuha
Make lots of Dua for yourself and your family. Remembrance of Allah at this time is essential.

4.  Do not forget the Rawatib.
The Prophet ﷺ said:
“Allaah will build a house in Heaven for whoever is diligent in observing 12 Sunnah Rak’aat (as follows): 4 Rak’aat before and 2 after the Dhuhr (Midday) Prayer, 2 after the Maghrib (Sunset Prayer), 2 after the Ishaa (Evening) Prayer, and 2 before the Fajr (Dawn) Prayer.”
[Hadith sahih narrated by at-Tirmidhi No. 379 and by others. Hadith No. 6183 in Sahih al-Jaami].

5.  Read the Quran after every Solaawat, the better.

The method of completing the Qur’an in (30 days) every day, involves completing a portion of the Qur’an

Al-Fajr: 4 Pages
Zuhur: 4 pages
Al-Asr: 4 pages
Magrib: 4 pages
Isha: 4 pages

The method of completing the Qur’an (15 days) every day has two parts
Al-Fajr: 8 Pages
Zuhur: 8 pages
Asr: 8 pages
Magrib: 8 pages
Isha: 8 pages

The method of completing the Qur’an in (12 days) is two and a half parts every day
Al-Fajr: 10 Pages
Zuhur: 10 pages
Asr: 10 pages
Magrib: 10 pages
Isha: 10 pages

The method of completing the Qur’an (10 days) every day has three parts
Al-Fajr: 12 Pages
Zuhur: 12 pages
Asr: 12 pages
Magrib: 12 pages
Isha: 12 pages

This program is for people of high determination
The method of completing the Qur’an for (6 days) every day has five parts
Al-Fajr: 20 Pages
Zuhur: 20 pages
Asr: 20 pages
Magrib: 20 pages
Isha: 20 pages

6.  Listen to beneficiary lectures and perhaps Fiqh of Ramadhaan.

7.  Listen to Audio Q’uran recitation while you are walking, cleaning, and even when on the wheel.

8.  Read & Memorize some portion of the Quran & Hadith and or your chosen Islamic Books.

9.  Listen to or attend the Tafseer of the Quran lecture. Learn or read to know the meaning of the Quran. Ramadhan is the month of the Quran.

10. Be close to the Masjid the better.

11. Make Lots of Du’a
Make a list of your wants. And be optimistic about them. Allah answers prayers.

12. Go to Umrah, the best.
Umrah (performed) in Ramadan is equal to Hajj (in reward). Al-Bukhari and Muslim

Allahuma Balignaa Ramadaan!

I could not be happier. The Month of Allah is upon us, and our hearts are filled with excitement as we prepare to welcome it.

As Ramadan approaches, what are you planning for yourself and your loved ones? What intentions are you setting? What habits are you ready to leave behind? What duʿā’ have you been waiting to whisper in the last third of the night?
If anything is weighing heavily on your soul, be calm. Be hopeful in the Mercy of Allah.

Ramadan comes as a healer — a gentle reminder that no sin is too great for forgiveness, no heart too broken for repair, and no servant too far to return.

I can feel the serenity settling in my chest.
I can feel the love Ramadan carries for us.
I can feel the doors of mercy slowly opening.
This is the month of the Qur’an.
The month of forgiveness.
The month of renewed beginnings.
The month where tears fall softly and hearts rise higher.

O Allah, allow us to reach Ramadan.
Allow us to witness Laylatul Qadr.
Allow us to fast with sincerity and pray with humility.
Cleanse our hearts. Strengthen our īmān. Unite our families. Accept from us.
O Allah, we are grateful.

Thank You, Allah. Only You deserve all praise.
Let this Ramadan not pass us unchanged. Let it transform us — in our character, our worship, our patience, and our love for one another.
May we enter it with hope and leave it forgiven.

Āmīn.

Umm Sumayyah Mai

Majmol Queen Charitable Foundation is showing up with care, compassion, and practical help that changes lives.

A Glimpse into Our Outreach

What you are about to watch is a real moment from one of our community outreaches – where hope was delivered, smiles were restored, and lives were uplifted.

Press play to witness how empowerment truly looks.

..As Islamic Scholars call on well-meaning Nigerians to support needy

Islamic scholars and stakeholders on Saturday called on well-meaning Nigerians to support the less privileged, as Majmolqueen Charitable Foundation empowered businessmen and women with millions of naira worth of materials, equipment, and cash grants.

The 2.0 edition of the ‘Rise to Empower 2025’ initiative organized by the Majmolqueen Charitable Foundation, was held in Osogbo, Osun State capital, with beneficiaries from Oyo, Osun, Ogun, and Kwara States.

Speaking at the event, the Chief Lecturer of the Academy of Islamic Propagation, Nigeria, Malam Yusuf Adepoju, called on well-meaning Nigerians to emulate the foundation’s gesture in providing for the less privileged for the betterment of society

Adepoju also called on government at all levels within their capacity to increase the tempo of empowering the people in order to improve the welfare of citizens.

He urged the government to ensure that officials in charge intensify their efforts so that empowerment programmes effectively reach the needy and the less privileged in society.

According to him, I have the honour to be part and parcel of this laudable project. As we can see, we have many beneficiaries that have benefited from the largesse of Majmolqueen Charitable Foundation. We are grateful for the life of the facilitator, our sister, Sister Majeedah Ashimi Idris, Ummu Sumaya. It is a gesture that is worth emulation. We pray unto Allah to continue to support her.

In her welcome address, the CEO, Majmolqueen Charitable Foundation, Majeedah Ashimi Idris reaffirmed the foundation commitment to supporting vulnerable members of society, describing the beneficiaries as the driving force behind the initiative.

She commended all distinguished guests for their unwavering support and leadership, stating that their presence at the event attested to their commitment to the mission

“Today, we converge to celebrate the unbreakable spirit of humanity, the transformative power of empowerment, and the boundless potential of our community. In a world where challenges often overshadow opportunities, we gather to shine a light on the possibilities that lie within each of you.

“Our mission is to uplift and support those who need it most, and we are proud to have you here as we embark on this journey of growth, learning, and connection. As a foundation, we believe that every individual deserves the opportunity to pursue their passions and live a life of purpose and fulfillment. That is why we are committed to providing the tools, resources, and support needed to help you unlock your full potential,” she added.

Let me start by saying thank you to all my fans, especially MajmolQueen Charitable Foundation fans on every platform. Without Allah and your support, I am nobody. May Allah continue to bless you all.

I met some beautiful sisters at the UCH humanitarian charitable visit and was delighted to see them. They took time to meet with me for the sake of Allah, which gladdened my heart. I received gifts from these lovely sisters. Sister Jariya Aramide, thank you; my sister also enjoyed the seasoning you gave me. Sis Roheemah Oloyede Roheemah, I’ll enjoy the fish with efo riro – thank you.

Babe Baseerah Ribigbe, my twin nieces have taken copies of your books, and the girls here are eager to read them. I’m grateful to the beautiful sisters who came to show me love, even if I’m struggling to remember everyone’s names. Sister Ruqoyyah, Umm Fatimah, and the rest, may Allah be pleased with you all.

Thank you for making my journey memorable. I’m humbled and honored. Unfortunately, I couldn’t meet everyone who wanted to see me, and I’m sorry for that. I seek your forgiveness, and may Allah love you all. It was a short trip, and seeing everyone was challenging. May Allah continue to strengthen us all.

To be continued, Inn sha’a Allah.

Umm Sumayyah Mai

Yesterday, 26th August 2025, I was in the company of a team of MajmolQueen Foundation that visited University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan courtesy of our sister, Umm Sumayyah Mai and her wonderful family. The Management of the hospital gave us a befitting reception and appreciated the initiative. They were highly organized and professional in the way they handled our request. I hope other public institutions can emulate their intentional efforts to make things work.

We were taken round the wards where valuable materials and cash were distributed to patients. The visitation was a moment of sober reflection. Sickness is a great test from Allāh. As we walk around freely, we don’t really know the value. We don’t thank Allāh enough. May Allāh forgive our ignorance and shortcomings. May Allāh not test us more than we can bear. After the visit, we were treated to a wonderful luncheon planned by the Baameko of Ibadanland, Alhaji Saheed Oladele. I thank MajmolQueen Foundation for the award and all the gifts. Thanks for involving us in this highly rewarding project. Only Allāh knows how much was spent on the items shared and the medical bills settled. We really need more of this philanthropic efforts. It is about giving back to society.

May Allāh reward Ummu Sumayyah for her humanitarian efforts.. May Allāh replenish her and answer her public and secret supplications.

© Ibn Abdillah As-sudaisiy Al-Iloori

Allah’s patience is boundless. Despite our persistent disobedience, He invites us to repent and seek forgiveness, even when our transgressions overflow. Though He may expose our shortcomings to the world, His mercy still beckons us to return to Him. But let us beware: unrepentant hearts risk being consumed by darkness, and death’s sudden arrival may catch us off guard. None of us is perfect; even in our best moments, we falter. Yet, in our vulnerability, we find solace in Allah’s protection. Oh Allah, grant us the gift of sincerity, that our private and public lives may reflect the beauty of our faith, and may we be counted among those who are true to themselves and to You. Oh Allah, protect us from falling into fitna that is caused by ourselves, and do not make us among those who consistently seek your wrath.

– Umm Sumayyah Mai