First Ramadan Morning

Today I am sharing my morning routine of the first Ramadan. It was a very special and peaceful day for me. I woke up early in the morning for Sehri. The weather was calm and quiet. After eating Sehri with my family, I offered Fajr prayer. I made dua for my family, students, and for a successful month of Ramadan. My heart felt very relaxed and thankful.

Getting Ready for School

After prayer I got ready for school because I have teaching duty. In the pictures you can see I was ready in the morning. I was wearing simple dress with a waistcoat and carrying my bag. The sunlight in the morning was soft and beautiful. The small plants and brick wall in the background show the peaceful start of my day.

Beautiful Morning View

On the way to school I passed by green fields. The fresh air and greenery looked very beautiful. The crops were shining in the morning light. It gave me positive energy. Ramadan mornings have a different feeling. Everything looks calm and clean.

Students on the Way

When I reached near the school, I saw students walking in the street. They were wearing blue uniform and talking with each other. Some students looked a little sleepy because it was the first fast, but they were happy. As a teacher, I felt proud to see them coming to school even in Ramadan.

Teaching in Ramadan

In gound, I greeted my students and said Ramadan Mubarak. I advised them to respect this holy month, offer prayers, and focus on their studies. Teaching in Ramadan is a responsibility because we guide the young generation. I tried to keep the class simple and easy so students do not feel tired.

Message of the First Fast

The first day of Ramadan always brings new hope. It teaches us patience, kindness, and discipline. Even though we feel hunger and thirst, we learn self control. I prayed that Allah gives us strength to complete this month with good deeds.

Conclusion

This was my simple morning of the first Ramadan while going to school for teaching. It was a peaceful and blessed start of the holy month. May Allah accept our fasts and prayers. Ameen.