Who Says Doing Good Deeds in Ramadan is Difficult? Let's Start with Small Steps Every Day

Kapanlagi.com - When Ramadan arrives, many people compete to do good deeds, as the rewards will be multiplied. Many Muslims in Indonesia give zakat to the poor and needy, donate to renovate mosques, and various other forms of goodness during Ramadan.

However, for some people, these forms of goodness are difficult to do because giving zakat and donating to mosques require money. While not everyone has a stable income, including Gen Z. However, doing good deeds in Ramadan can start with small steps. Because Islam itself teaches that you can actually do good deeds from simple things every day without having to wait once a year, like the following.

1. Smiling at Others

Doing good by smiling. (c) Shutterstock/Odua Images

Smiling is an effective way to show that you are open and friendly to others. When you smile, you send positive signals to others. Moreover, smiling can also help reduce stress levels, both for yourself and others.

In fact, it is known that smiling can activate the parasympathetic nervous system, thus helping to calm the body and mind! Moreover, when you smile, your brain releases endorphins, which are hormones responsible for improving mood, so it can help you feel happier and also affect the mood of others around you.

That's why, when you interact with others, take the time to look at them and give them a warm smile. Moreover, if someone smiles at you, don't hesitate to respond with a friendly smile.

If you don't feel like smiling at that moment, it's actually normal. Because smiling is not an action that should be forced, but more of a natural expression and do it sincerely, so that you can reap many rewards, especially in the holy month of Ramadan like now.

2. Praying Good for Others

Praying for others. (c) Shutterstock/Ann Rodchua

Praying good for others can be a source of strength and hope for them in facing life's challenges. It also shows that you care and want the best for them.

Furthermore, when you focus on goodness and send positive intentions through prayer, you will also experience feelings of joy and peace within yourself. That's why good and sincere prayers for others are highly recommended to everyone, including Muslims in this month of Ramadan.

You can practice this kindness every day, even outside of obligatory worship activities like prayer. You can implement it in your daily life, as praying good for others can also be done in your heart.

Most importantly, do it with sincere and sincere intentions, such as praying for the safety, health, peace, success, and protection of others. Make this kindness a habit, because who knows, through the prayers you offer, it can have a positive impact on someone's life.

3. Data Donation

Data donation (c) Shutterstock/oatawa

Donating in the month of Ramadan has multiplied rewards compared to donating in other months. The Prophet Muhammad even set an example to be more enthusiastic in giving charity during Ramadan because the rewards for charity in this month are greater and multiplied.

In addition, through donating in Ramadan, you can increase empathy and concern for others. By giving charity to those in need, you can experience happiness and satisfaction in helping others.

Moreover, there are various forms of charity, one of the simplest and can also be done by Gen Z is donating data quota. How? You can get Dobel Berkah in this Ramadan by using Tri's prime data quota with Happy DOBEL Berkah 5+5. This Tri prime data quota package consists of 5GB main quota and an extra 5GB quota.

So, by activating the Happy Prime package now, you will receive DOBEL Berkah, which is Extra Quota + Data Donation that will be given to young people in need, WITHOUT deducting the Prime quota. Interesting and very easy, right? So, don't hesitate to do it! Come on, experience the #EaseofGoodness with data donation from now on!

(adv/tmi)