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Best Ramadan Ever: Reconnecting After Hostility

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April 8, 2022

Prepare for your ‘Best Ramadan Ever!’ with this video series from Shaykh Yahya Ibrahim!

Ramadan is the best time to reconnect with others after hostility, including and especially the people who have wronged us. Why is it so important for us to overcome grudges in Ramadan?

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Previous posts from the ‘Best Ramadan Ever’ series:

– Best Ramadan Ever: Taubah

Best Ramadan Ever: Taubah

– Best Ramadan Ever: Detox From Non-Essentials

Best Ramadan Ever: Detox From Non-Essentials

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Shaykh Yahya Ibrahim

Imam Yahya Ibrahim, Director of Islamic Community Service; A/Principal of the Langford Islamic College, Perth & Head of Islamic Studies. Imam Yahya Ibrahim is also Curtin University & University of Western Australia's Muslim chaplain and sits on the Human Research Ethics Committee at St Charles Gairdner Hospital for Western Australian Health Services. Imam Yahya is also an instructor for the world-renowned AlMaghrib Institute. His initiatives in Australia and internationally include diversity training, cultural sensitivity programs, educational lectures, and media presentations. His expertise is sought by schools, universities, and a wide range of government & non-government organizations. In recognition of his valuable contribution, Imam Yahya was awarded the West Australian Multicultural Community Service Award for Individual Excellence. He currently oversees a unique educational Online project through https://YahyaIbrahim.com/School and his social media outreach.