The (Thought Catcher) Program and Ramadan Profits
The ACADEMION International Training Institute presented the (Thought CaptureOn Wednesday, corresponding to the 9th of Ramadan in the year 1442 AH, at exactly 10 PM, the guest of the program was Mr. Jotyar Bamerni, a German preacher and trainer in the skills of preparing preachers, who has many publications in German, Arabic, and Kurdish, including the biography of the Prophet, of which more than a million copies have been printed. He is the supervisor of the civilizational introduction project of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and the director of the Companions Academy for preparing preachers, through a live broadcast on YouTube from the International Academy for Training.
Mr. Bamerni began his talk about the great opportunities that a person can gain in the month of Ramadan, during which one can train oneself on the noble Islamic morals. For whoever is endowed with good character has indeed been given a lot of good, thus his supplication (peace be upon him) was not in vain when he said: "Guide me to the best of morals, for none guides to the best of them except You, and turn away from me its evils, for none turns away from me its evils except You". He emphasized that one must train oneself to practice good character like sports; the sport of morals requires practice, patience, and the month of Ramadan is the best school for it, and one must maintain it in the other months.
Mr. Bamerni pointed out that if a person intends in Ramadan to emerge with a profit in training the soul on noble morals, he will be happy, God willing. The most attractive aspect of Islam for non-Muslims is noble morals, and the most that leads to Paradise in Islam is good character.
Bamerni added: During Ramadan and after Ramadan, we should take care of noble morals, strengthen them, and preserve the fruits of the Islamic moral school and spread them at all levels. There are many moralities: such as generosity, kindness, altruism, maintaining family ties, and modesty. Whenever a person intensifies their attention to these morals, we can maintain them after Ramadan, and avoid neglecting duties, and work on perseverance to refine the soul and train it on the virtues of morals.
Bamerni concluded his reflection by referring to the command of good, where he said (peace be upon him): "By the One in Whose Hand is my soul, you must enjoin what is right and forbid what is wrong, or else Allah will soon send upon you a punishment, and you will call upon Him, but He will not respond to you". The great profit lies in inviting people to righteousness, for people need the call and the command of good and the prohibition of wrong in their lives, for the virtue is great in calling to Allah, the Exalted..