On Day 4 we pray for weakness over might and that Muslims would find themselves at the end of their own effort and in need of God's help.

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Day 4, In Islamic tradition, in addition to fasting, the month of Ramadan is also seen as a month of victory. Muslims often idolize Muhammad’s Uncle, Hamza, known as (Asadullah) “The Lion of Allah.” because of his might and military prowess. Many of his achievements were accomplished during Ramadan so his life is frequently used as an example of the spiritual and physical strength required of a believer during the fast.

Let’s Pray that instead of might, Muslims would experience weakness and come to see that it is “not by might, nor by power, but by my Spirit says the Lord.” So Father, we ask exactly that, that during this month of prayer and fasting, Muslims would find themselves at the end of their rope, weak and in need of spiritual help. Poor in Spirit. In this place, come Father and show them your power to save through your Son, the Lord Jesus Christ and turn the hearts of Muslims to you.

Today, consider Meditating on: Titus 2:11-14.

If you know a Muslim, consider asking them: Are you Sunni or Shia? What are elements of the faith that are meaningful to you?