Maintaine Your Home

The holy month of Ramadan is about to begin and for Muslims, this is not just the time to fast and pray but also the time for polishing their spiritual sides, refreshing their minds, enlightening their souls and participating in charitable deeds more than ever. Mostly in Muslim countries, the working hours are short, work is no more burdensome and people get more time to spend with their families. People hold iftar parties to break the fast but like last year, thanks to Coronavirus, people will have to abstain from larger gatherings (even this year) and spend most of the time at home. Every Muslim plan to welcome this glorious month in his own style but here at HomesPakistan, we think what better start can be than cleaning your space thoroughly, sprucing it up and creating an inviting ambience that goes till Eid ul Fitr and beyond. Let’s take on the challenge and see how we can make our homes Ramadan ready. Clean and organize The Messenger of ALLAH, Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) said, “Purification is half of faith.” Not only does this refer to personal hygiene but it includes surroundings too – because a clean place gives you peace and relaxation. Ramadan is a good time to manage the clutter and get your home tidy up. A deep cleaned house will not just give you peace of mind but allow you to focus on your prayers.