Every day of holy Ramadan is important. Because any worship during fasting is rewarded 70 times. That is why a Muslim should increase the amount of worship in the month of Ramadan.

It is mentioned in the hadith that there is no one more unfortunate than those who received the holy month of Ramadan but could not forgive their sins.

Ramadan is basically divided into three parts. Mercy, forgiveness and deliverance. The first 10 days were of mercy. Which is over already. The decade of forgiveness is also at the end. The last 10 days of salvation ahead.

Amal should be increased in these ten days to get salvation. Because in the last ten days there is Itikaf and Lailatul Qadr. Islamic negotiator Sheikh Ahmadullah has given a post on social media about what acts Muslims can do in addition to I'tikaf during the last decade of Ramadan.

In the last 10 days of fasting, you will do more deeds
In that year there will be 36 fasts
Sheikh Ahmadullah wrote in the post, "The most important days of worship are at our doorstep." The beloved Prophet, may God's prayers and peace be upon him, used to engage in the greatest worship of his life during the last decade of Ramadan. Itikaf is the best worship of this decade. From the time fasting became obligatory in the second Hijri until his death, the Prophet (PBUH) never left Itikaaf.

He also wrote that I'tikaf is like sitting on someone's doorstep to make a claim. I'tikaf is the name of going to God's house after leaving all the busyness of the world. The plea of I'tikaf is like that - I will not return home without asking for forgiveness. The path of worship on Lailatul Qadr is the easiest through Itikaaf. But the sad thing is that many of us could not do the worship that the Prophet (PBUH) did not skip even once in his life. But I'tikaf is a form of worship whose satisfaction encourages people to repeat I'tikaf. Can't we dedicate 10 days to Allah who gave 365 days in a year! Let us prepare for Itikaaf.

He wrote, the beloved Prophet (PBUH) used to do 6 things during the last decade of Ramadan.

1. Itikaf

2. Being engaged in worship more than at any other time of life.

3. night awakening

4. Waking up the family.

5. To be engrossed in worship with the waist tied.

6. Praying the last ten nights (especially the odd nights) in the hope of finding Lailatul Qadr.