In the Moment with Mamoon

There is a mufti, who hides in the inner-recesses of your mind.

Any time it sees anything, or anyone, it gives a 'legal' verdict.

Right or wrong. Good or bad. Positive or negative. One of us or one of them.

As soon as it gives its verdict, it judges and blames... leaving another part of you, the inner-victim, to suffer the consequences.

Now I can almost hear you thinking…

The deepest, most important work I do with people results in 3 big changes happening:

1. Deepen your connection with Allah

2. Become your best self

3. Improve your relationships

The way that happens is by 'flipping' your Spiritual Switch.

Ramadan Mubarak!

I've been playing around with something in my spare time and I want to share a little piece of it with you.

You might have experienced that the beauty and majesty of the Quran is sorely lost in translation.

There are better English translations today than when I was growing up, so the message may be more clear now, but it still requires a lot of 'hard work' to get through an English translation. For the most part, I find myself needing to read at least 3 translations before I can really appreciate the message and find a blend of meanings that fits my understanding.

I have the feeling that my Ramadan this year is going to be AWESOME, insha'Allah.

And after you implement this quick guide, God-willing, yours will be too.

I'm super excited about this Ramadan in particular, for 2 reasons:

1. The timings of sunrise and sunset make each day relatively easy to get plenty of adequate sleep

2. I have a Quran plan I'm super-excited about implementing.

It seems like everyone in the world is waking up to the fact that evil exists… and it's a lot worse than they thought it was.

Suddenly all of those horrifying verses in the Quran about what ultimately happens to really evil people doesn't seem so extreme, eh?

Recently, as I was doing my Quran recitation, I came across a phrase that made me realize that there are a LOT more Epstein files than the 3 million that have been released and the REAL Epstein files are a lot clearer and more telling than the random emails that have gone back and forth between him and other well known people.

Ramadan is a gift from Allah, the Most Loving Guide.

(And it's only a WEEK away!)

That means we're about to experience a month of spiritual training designed for us to increase our level of consciousness.

However, as the Prophet, peace and blessings upon him, said:

"One may fast and get nothing from their fast but hunger. One may stand in prayer at night and get nothing from their prayer but a sleepless night." [Collection: Ibn Majah]

How can we ensure our level of consciousness rises with each passing day during the blessed month?

A couple of years ago, I taught a live event called, "Meet and Marry the One", and as a framework for the event, I realized that there are a handful of powerfully transformative qualities that - if we embody them - we actually BECOME 'the One' that everyone is looking for.

And it turns out the "becoming" the One, is actually the secret to attracting the one.

The best month of the year is coming up.

Originally, I was thinking I would keep the doors of the Meet Him & Marry Him program open until February 14th, because, ya know, I'm a hapless romantic at heart.

But the voices of my better angels took over and told me this is a completely made-up Hallmark occasion, and Ramadan is coming up pretty soon afterwards, and there are far more pressing things to talk about.

After coaching hundreds of people on this, I think it's fair to say that the one of the hardest things people find about trying to use online marriage websites and apps like MuzzMatch is the time wasters.

Sure, the creeps are bad too - but you can just delete and report them.

But the Time Wasters are like wolves in sheep's clothing.

They appear to be decent guys. And you think you're doing the right thing by going along with them, waiting for them to make the next move, BUT…

…There is no next move.

A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away… Back when I was at university, there was a guy who was part of some kind of weird political Muzlamik organization. (Muzlamik is a made up word - it means kinda' sorta' tryin' to be Muslim or Islamic but not really).

And, one day the Muzlamik political guy got really clever.

When the UK and the US had just gone to war with Iraq, all the students on campus (including the vast majority of the Muslim students), joined the "Stop The War" campaign and organized the 2 Million man anti-war march in London.

But for some reason, this particular character didn't like the way we were all going about it - campaigning side-by-side with all those lefties. Something had to be done about it.