The month of Ramadan has ended like any other thing ends, and the wise and intelligent person is the one who always keeps his departure from this world in mind, and knows with certainty that his death is the beginning and not the end, warning that a person should not return to misguidance after having tasted the sweetness of obedience in days and nights filled with fasting, prayer, remembrance, reading the Quran, giving charity and various forms of obedience. Beware of relapsing after Ramadan, advising the Muslim not to be like those about whom Allah said (And do not be like she who undoes her spun thread after it has become strong, into separate parts).

The righteous predecessors used to supplicate to Allah - the Almighty - for six months to let them live to see Ramadan, and then they would supplicate to Allah - the Almighty - for another six months after Ramadan to accept it from them. Then the souls will be compensated for what they have earned and the farmers will reap what they have sown. If they do good, they will do good for themselves, and if they do evil, then evil is what they have done. He pointed out that one of the greatest losses is for Ramadan to end and for Allah - the Almighty - not to forgive a person, as the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said: “He who lives to see Ramadan and is not forgiven has failed and lost.”