Dear noble brothers, it is painful that most of people go back after Ramadan to the way they were before it.

In this case, Ramadan is no longer a quality leap, but rather it is a onetime wave of transcendence, and then we go back to the way we were, given Allah does not mean for Ramadan to be like that.

One more thing, man sometimes has a weak trust in himself, so out of mercy and because Allah is The Lord of all creations, He inspires to his heart (in Ramadan): "O My slave, you are sincere to Me",

because Siyaam reflects sincerity as an act of worship.

The Western World cannot believe that the Muslim enters his house feeling hungry and thirsty, and no one is watching him, so he is able to grab a bite or drink water, yet he does not do that, simply because Siyaam is sincerity act of worship.

A non-Muslim person from a different country and culture was once with a Muslim in Ramadan. He said to him, "Eat." The Muslim said, "I am fasting." He said, "Well, close the curtains and eat, so that no one can see you." Actually, in Ramadan, you feel your sincerity to Allah.