• Do is an actions of an individual that yield positive or negative effects on society are typically referred to as their consequences.
• You are the author of the post or blog, sharing your personal opinions and expressions, with your name attached.
• To have implies possessing something or completing an action with respect to one’s own possessions or others’.
• “A” is a singular article used with a noun to denote a single item, distinguishing it from plural forms.
• A quote, according to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, refers to speaking or writing from another source, typically with attribution or acknowledgment.
• To live means to reside in a place that provides the basic necessities for sustaining life, such as food and water.
• “By” refers to the individual to whom a work is attributed, namely the original creator for the consumer.

I have a quote that I live my life by, which has become a significant part of my existence. This quote is often related to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), whose teachings and actions during his lifetime were recorded by his companions, the Sahabah, and continue to inspire us today. While I also appreciate quotes from various video games set in medieval times, it is predominantly the sayings of the Prophet, known as Hadith and Sunnah, that guide me. I strive to incorporate these teachings into my daily life and often share them in posts related to the Prophet’s life. Living according to these Sunnah helps me learn and understand his message more deeply.

Some of the famous quotes I strive to live by, inspired by the sayings of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) as narrated by his companions, emphasize fasting every month rather than daily throughout the year. This reference points to the Sunnah of the Prophet, who used to fast three days each month, such as during the “white days” or on Mondays and Thursdays. I utilize this quote to reflect on my actions, particularly regarding my eating and drinking habits, especially while remaining single. By observing fasting each month, I come to appreciate the significance of caring for one’s health and the importance of avoiding relationships outside of marriage.

According to the hadith, fasting diminishes my focus on unrelated matters and assists me in controlling sexual desires. This quote serves as a guiding principle in my life, particularly for those who are still unmarried. For me, earning the rewards of life, especially by adhering to the traditions of the Prophet (SAW), is essential, particularly for someone born to Islamic parents but still unaware of their faith. Practicing the religion is encouraged, especially when other family members and cousins are in similar circumstances; however, my parents are not very strict about religion, whereas some of my cousins are, and I tend to follow their example.

Another key time for fasting in Islam is during the first nine days of the month of Dhul-Hijjah, where fasting is encouraged and rewarded to commemorate the Prophet Ibrahim, especially on the Day of Arafah and Eid al-Adha. In recent years, I have practiced fasting by refraining from eating and drinking from before Fajr until Maghrib, when Muslims typically break their fast. Additionally, during the month of Shawwal, there is a Sunnah fasting that is not obligatory, consisting of six days of fasting. I strive to adhere to this practice, rooted in my religious family background. However, others may choose different paths based on their personal circumstances and needs.

I believe that in just a few more days, the month of Dhul-Hijjah will arrive, and I will need to begin fasting for the nine days leading up to the celebration of Eid al-Dhul-Hijjah. I am currently preparing for fasting gradually to help me transition smoothly into this practice later on. Additionally, I might enjoy some beef, particularly in a soup that may be prepared either at home or in the mosque, depending on the circumstances. The principles I live by are reflected in this quote, and I will likely continue adhering to them until marriage or death, though I am uncertain of when that will be.

In conclusion, this quote has become deeply meaningful to me, especially in relation to fasting, which is a vital part of Muslim life for regulating sexual desires, health, and other important aspects. I believe that by following the traditions or sunnah of the Prophet (SAW), individuals can shield themselves from the surrounding evils, particularly given the vulnerability of human nature to such threats. I invite you to share your thoughts on this in the comments.