Day 25

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Day 25

Deaf Muslims are usually on the periphery of a majority society, which often solidifies their attachment to their communities. Yet in most ways, Deaf Muslims celebrate Ramadan the same as all Muslims. They pray, they fast, they donate to the poor—all with the desire to be a part of a community and to earn favor from Allah.

Pray that Deaf people who adhere to Islam will learn about Jesus through friends or dreams that open their hearts to the Word. Pray for God to send out more Deaf Christians to share the hope of Christ with their Muslim friends.

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Day 31

Muslims conclude the last day of Ramadan with Eid al-Fitr (the Festival of Fast-Breaking). Entire neighborhoods may come together over a huge feast, complete with fireworks and gifts, to celebrate their endurance and generosity toward others during Ramadan. However, when life goes back to normal after the feast, many Muslims report feeling sad or disappointed. Some hoped their fasting would yield a felt nearness to Allah, but instead they feel just as distant as they did before Ramadan began. Pray for God to use the days following Ramadan to steer Muslims toward truth. Ask God to put believers in their path who can share the gospel and invite them into eternal assurance of salvation.

Day 30

As Ramadan comes to an end, it is tradition for children to return home and ask their parents for forgiveness for wrongs they have committed. Pray that as they seek to honor their earthly fathers, they will see the living God as Father. Pray for the parents approached by their children. Ask God to use this tradition to help them think about the ways they have fallen short of Allah’s holiness and whether they can obtain guaranteed forgiveness from him. Pray that this leads them to the Word and a believer who can share how their sins can be forgiven.