Ramadan Reminders 2026

Ramadan Reminders 2026 is an invitation to pause and contemplate before the month begins, to acknowledge what you are carrying, and to remember Who you are turning back to. Many of us enter Ramadan tired; bruised by conversations we never resolved, mistakes we still replay, and worries about provision, health, family, or the future. We keep going, but inside there is a quiet ache that we hope fasting, prayer, and good intentions will somehow fix.

This gathering does not pretend that pain disappears overnight. It speaks honestly to the wounds you hide, the guilt you carry, and the circumstances you feel trapped in. It recognises that healing is rarely instant, forgiveness is often difficult, and change can feel impossible when you have tried so many times before. Yet Ramadan has never been about perfection; it has always been about return.

As the day unfolds, you will be guided to see your struggles through a different lens. Wounds can become doorways to closeness with Allah. A heavy past does not disqualify you from mercy. Circumstances, no matter how fixed they seem, are never beyond Divine power. What feels stuck may simply be waiting for surrender, trust, and a softened heart.

You will leave this conference steadier, lighter, and more hopeful. Not because everything has been solved, but because you will remember this truth: Allah meets you where you are, heals what you cannot reach, forgives what you cannot undo, and transforms what you thought would never change. This is how we enter Ramadan, not with fear, but with full trust in Allah SWT.

Conference 1. Allah Heals (Your Wounds)

Many of us enter Ramadan carrying wounds we rarely speak about... heartbreak, betrayal, grief, disappointment, or the quiet exhaustion of trying to be strong for too long. These wounds may not be visible, but they shape how we pray, how we trust, and how we see ourselves.

Sometimes we even feel guilty for being hurt, as though pain is a sign of weak faith.

It isn’t. It is simply part of being human.

Ramadan, and especially fasting, creates the space for healing to begin. Healing in Ramadan is about learning to carry your wounds with patience, faith, and trust in the One who heals all hearts.

Conference 2. Allah Forgives (Your Past)

For many, the heaviest thing carried into Ramadan is not pain, but guilt. The past lingers... sins you regret, choices you wish you could undo, years you feel were wasted. You may look forward to Ramadan while secretly feeling undeserving of its mercy, as though forgiveness is reserved for better people, not for someone who keeps falling short.

Fasting reshapes our understanding of forgiveness.

When you abstain from what is halal, you are reminded that Allah is not demanding perfection, but ikhlas. Ramadan trains you to return again and again (tawbah): after hunger, after weakness, after failure. Every fast broken at sunset carries a profound lesson: Allah allows you to begin again. 

Forgiveness in Ramadan is earned amidst ibadah that may be imperfect in many ways, but as long as you have a heart that keeps turning back, trusting that Allah’s mercy is greater than any past, you are deserving of His Maghfirah.

Conference 3. Allah Transforms (Your Circumstances)

Many people approach Ramadan with one unspoken question: Will anything in my life actually change? The same struggles seem to follow us year after year financial pressure, strained relationships, health concerns, unanswered prayers.

We fast, we pray, yet our circumstances appear stubborn and unmoved, slowly wearing down our hope.

Through fasting, Allah realigns your heart with trust, patience, and tawakkul and from there, change unfolds in ways you could never plan. Ramadan reminds you that Allah is always working, even when you cannot yet see the results.

📍 Venue: WTCKL, Kuala Lumpur
📅 Date: 15 February 2026
🕘 Time: 9.30am – 1.30pm (registrations open at 8.45am)
🎤 Speakers: Ustazah Liyana Musfirah, Lisa Surihani, Ustaz Mizi Wahid, and Tunku Kaiyisah

Ticket types:

Premium Seating: Fixed seating in the first few rows.
General Admission: Free seating.
Early Bird: Free seating at a discount until 31 Jan 2026.
Come with a Friend: General admission for two persons at a discount.