Ramadan 2025: A Global Journey of Spiritual Connection

As the holy month of Ramadan approaches, we sat down with Dr.Aisha Al-Fayruz, CEO of the popular Islamic app, muslim Pro, to discuss this year’s global celebration and its significance.

Dr. Aisha Al-Fayruz, CEO of Muslim Pro

Archyde: thank you for joining us today, Dr. Al-Fayruz. To start, could you share what makes Ramadan 2025 unique for Muslims worldwide?

dr. Aisha Al-Fayruz: ramadan is always a special time, but this year, we’re seeing a renewed focus on global unity and spiritual connection.With advancements in technology, Muslims can now participate in collective acts of worship, like Tarawih prayers, from anywhere in the world.This year, we’re also emphasizing the completion of the Quran, with our ‘Khatam’ campaign.

Khatam: Completing the Quran Together

Archyde: Tell us more about the ‘Khatam’ campaign. How can Muslims worldwide join in?

Dr. Aisha Al-Fayruz: The ‘Khatam’ campaign is an invitation for Muslims to complete the Quran together, one juz at a time, during Ramadan. Whether you’re a seasoned reciter or a new revert, this is your chance to deepen your connection with Allah s.w.t. We provide daily portions and resources on the Muslim Pro app to help everyone stay on track.

Deen Mode: Countdown to Key Moments

Archyde: Muslim Pro’s ‘Deen Mode’ is also a unique feature this Ramadan. How does it help Muslims prepare for the holy month?

Dr. Aisha Al-Fayruz: ‘Deen Mode’ is designed to help Muslims countdown to key moments in Ramadan, like the first night of Tarawih and Laylat Al-Qadr. It sends timely reminders and offers exclusive content to help users make the most of each night. It’s like having a personal guide to help you navigate the spiritual journey of Ramadan.

Thoughts on the Global Impact of Ramadan

Archyde: With nearly one-fourth of the world’s population observing Ramadan,what impact do you believe this has on global unity and understanding?

Dr. Aisha Al-Fayruz: Ramadan has the power to bring people together, regardless of their location or background. it’s a time when Muslims worldwide are focused on spiritual growth, charity, and community. I believe this collective spirit can foster a greater sense of understanding and unity among different cultures and communities. It’s a stunning reminder that, despite our differences, we’re all connected through our shared humanity.

We thank Dr. Aisha Al-Fayruz for her insights and wish all our readers a blessed and meaningful Ramadan.