Ramadan: The Night Of Divine Unveiling Tagline - What Laylat ul-Qadr Means

There is a night hidden inside Ramadan with no fixed date. Muslims spend the entire month looking for it. That is entirely by design. Many fast and gain nothing but hunger and thirst. Intention is everything. Ramadan is not about food. Ramadan is the month that gives every Muslim the tools to close that distance. In this episode of WISE Women with Daisy Khan, host Dr. Daisy Khan, Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf traces the origin of Laylat ul Qadr, the Night of Power, to the moment the Archangel Gabriel appeared to Prophet Muhammad in a cave above Mecca, embraced him, and commanded him to read. The Prophet could not read or write. Gabriel repeated the command three times, and the first verses of the Quran entered history. Imam Feisal explains why the Prophet's trembling was not fear but a physical transmission of divine energy, how Khadija's response validated the experience, and why the night has no fixed date. Its ambiguity is an open invitation. The Prophet urged every companion to seek Laylat ul Qadr for themselves, and confirmed that those who found it in the first ten days of Ramadan and those who found it in the last ten. The night is not out there. It is within you. Fasting covers the eyes, the ears, the tongue, and the hands. A fast that leaves you rude and angry is no fast at all. Aisha described the Prophet as the walking Quran. Listen to WISE Women with Daisy Khan because every story matters. The qualities that sustain us through difficulty often become the very gifts we offer to the world. Like, follow, and connect with Dr. Daisy Khan. #WISEWomenwithDaisyKhan #WISEWomen #Ramadan #LaylatulQadr #NightOfPower #WhyMuslimsFast #IslamicSpirituality #ImamFeisalAbdulRauf #DaisyKhan #RamadanExplained #QuranRevelation #SpiritualGrowth #FaithAsAForceForGood #ProphetMuhammad #WalkingQuran #InterfaithDialogue #MuslimCommunity #Tarawih #FastingInIslam Connect with Dr. Daisy Khan: Websites: https://daisykhan.com/ <p c