60 Second Prayers for Muslims during Ramadan

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Short Prayers to help people pray for Muslims during Ramadan.

  1. 3 HRS AGO

    Day 15 - Balancing the Scales

    Transcript: Day 15 Across the three main sects of Islam, Ramadan is observed religiously but a bit differently depending on if you are Sunni, Shia, or Sufi. For example, Sunni’s will traditionally break the fast at sunset, while Shia’s will wait until it is entirely dark. Suf’s (or more mystical Muslims) often include chanting Allah’s name as the fast is broken. Extra prayers later in the night during this month also count as “extra” towards covering your sin and balancing out the scales of your good and bad deeds. Let’s pray for all Muslims to be united under the Name of Jesus who alone sets them free and restores their relationship with God.  Father, we pray today for those across the Muslim world, Sunni, Shia, Sufi and beyond to come to you. Through different traditions and means we see them reaching out for relationships and forgiveness of sins. We see a zeal for obedience before God and a pride in walking in legalistic righteousness. Jesus, You are the One way home for every one of us so we cry out now on behalf of Muslims and ask that you would turn their feet in the way of Peace and reveal yourself to them this Ramadan. Meet them as they break their fast, in the middle of the night as they pray, in their times of reflection and weariness. Come Jesus, come. We pray this in the Name of Jesus. Amen.  Consider Meditating on John 14:1-7.  If you know Muslim, ask them with the intent to listen: What are some traditions of Ramadan that you particularly appreciate?

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  2. 1D AGO

    Day 14 - Sweeter than Honey

    Transcript: Day 14, A tradition of the Iftar, the meal after sunset, is to begin by eating a few dates which gives instant energy and digestive support for the meal. This tradition originates with Muhammad himself and interestingly He also drew a link to Mary the mother of Jesus, relating how an angel advised her to eat dates when she was in labor. A sign of God’s generous mercy. Let’s pray that Muslims be nourished by the true spiritual food that is found in Christ.  Father, we agree with the psalmist who writes in Psalm 119 “How sweet are your words to my taste, sweeter than honey to my mouth” We know that your Word, your Truth is life-giving and delights are hearts. We ask Father that you would give Muslims a taste of your Truth and nourish their souls with the true spiritual food that is found only in Christ. We ask specifically today that you would reveal yourself in dreams and visions and glorify your name. In Jesus' name we pray - Amen. Today Meditate on: John 6:55.  If you know a Muslim ask them: Please tell me about Iftar and how your family usually observes the first meal after sunset.

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  3. 2D AGO

    Day 13 - Light to my Path

    On Day 13 we ask that Jesus light the way for Muslims to find him. Transcript: Day 13, A beautiful tradition that has arisen from the celebration of Ramadan is the unique Fatimid (fat-uh-mid) styled lantern, known as a fanous (Faa Noos). The tradition of hanging colorful lamps on streets and in houses originated in Egypt when the Caliph ordered that lights be hung to help worshipers safely make their way to Mosque in the dark. The fanous has since been incorporated around the Muslim world as a sign of hope and a light in darkness.  Today let’s pray that the true light of the world shines in the hearts of Muslims.  Father, you sent your son, Jesus as the light of the World and declared through Him that whoever follows him will not walk in darkness but have the light of life. So we pray now that you would make the light of Christ shine brightly in the Muslim world that those who are seeking the truth would find themselves on the path of Jesus. And Lord, bless those Muslim background believers who do follow you that their lives and their testimony would shine brightly, like a city on a hill and use them to bring their families and friends to the knowledge of you. In Jesus’ name - Amen. Consider Meditating on: John 8:12-30.  If you know a Muslim ask them and then: What do you think of when you see a fanous?

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  4. 3D AGO

    Day 12 - Looking to the Injil to find the Word of God

    on Day 12 we pray for Muslims to be inspired to read the Injil (New Testament) and search for the Word of God. Transcript: On Day 12, Muslims remember that the Injil (gospel) was given to Jesus,  passed down from Heaven as a divinely inspired book. Within the Quran, they are even instructed to study the words of Isa-al Mesih(Jesus) as he is considered an honored prophet. Today, let’s Pray that Muslims would pick up the Injil and encounter the True Word of God through the pages of the New Testament.  Father God, you say that you Word does not return void and accomplishes all that you ordain. Speaking God, we pray today that you would be heard by Muslims as they encounter You in the words of Scripture. We pray for many during this time to pick up the Injil in a spirit of awe and fear and to find a God who comes to his people and brings true salvation. Spirit, we ask that you would open the words of Jesus to religious leaders today that they would be struck by the Beauty and Lordship of Jesus and that those who once taught the words of Muhammed would teach the way of Jesus. We pray this in your Name Jesus. Amen.  Today, consider meditation on the earliest recorded words of Jesus in Mark 1:1-5.  If you know a Muslim consider asking then with the intent to listen: How do you receive and understand God’s Word?

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  5. 4D AGO

    Day 11 - The Assurance of Forgiveness

    On Day 11 we ask the Muslims be driven to the Gospel in search of the assurance of forgiveness. Transcript: Day 11, Today starts the second set of ten days of Ramadan in which Muslims focus on the forgiveness of Allah. During this time Muslims are encouraged to reflect on their mistakes, resolve to be better, and ask for forgiveness not just from God, but also from the people they may have wronged. There is no certainty of forgiveness in Islam, only hope that God will be merciful and this hope is often accompanied by good deeds and an increase is acts of charity and disciplines like prayer and fasting in hopes of tipping the scale. Heavenly Father, we rejoice in your mercy and kindness and thank you that we do not have to tip the scales in our favor because you have tipped them for us in atoning sacrifice of your son Jesus. Lord, we ask today that you would use the uncertainty of merit based forgiveness to drive desperate hearts to look for the assurance of forgiveness that only you provide. Come Lord Jesus Come. In your name we pray. Amen .  Today, consider meditating on: Luke 23:32-43  If you know a Muslim Ask them how they know if they have been forgiven?

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  6. 5D AGO

    Day 10 - Women of Faith

    On Day 10 we pray for the women of Islam to be used by God to bring their husbands, father and families to faith in Jesus. Transcript: Day 10, one of the observances on this day is the death of Muhammad’s first wife, Khadija, who was the first person to believe Muhammad's message and played a key role both in his developing the faith and in the early Muslim Community. Let’s pray today for a movement among Muslim women and for God to use these women to influence their homes, their extended families and their communities for the sake of the Gospel. Father, it’s no surprise that Muhammad was deeply influenced by his wife. We see in scripture the incredible influence and the critical role that women play in your plan of salvation, even the first people to testify of your resurrection were women. So we ask today for an outpouring of your spirit on Muslim women. That you would speak to them in dreams and visions and confirm in their hearts the truth of Issa Al-Mesih. And give them great courage and unyielding faithfulness to love and serve their families while bearing witness to the Gospel. Turn the Muslim world upside down by the influence and witness of these veiled gurus. We pray this in your name Jesus. Amen.  Today, consider meditating on: John 14:1-7.  If you know a Muslim, ask them: Who has been most influential in your faith?

    1 min

  7. 6D AGO

    Day 9 - Jesus Who Freely Forgives

    On Day 9 we pray for Muslims to see and know Jesus who freely forgives our sin and wrong-doings. Transcript: Day 9: Ramadan is a time for abstinence during the daylight hours—from food, water, and sexual intercourse. If a Muslim is sexually active before sunset, they must fast continuously for 60 more days after Ramadan, or feed 60 of the poor.Forgiveness in Islam is earned, not given. Let’s pray that those diligently seeking to obey God would find rest and forgiveness in the work of Christ.  Father, we know that there is no way we could make ourselves right before you or appease your justice on our own. We remember our Muslim friends before you today and ask that you would reveal yourself as the God who sees and freely forgives because of the blood of Jesus. Let those who are abstaining and starving themselves in hope of divine pardon and freedom from the weight of their sins- find you. May the long road to self-earned forgiveness become increasingly burdensome and wearying and may it cast our muslim friends into the path of Grace. Jesus, you are our one hope for reconciliation, there is no other name under heaven by which we can be saved so we cry out to you on behalf of Muslims today that you would  be their Pardon, their Salvation, Hope, and Sufficiency. You are ours. We pray this in the Name of Jesus. Amen.  Today consider meditating on: 1 John 1:5-10.  If you know a Muslim, ask them, with the intent to listen: What makes a person impure before God? How and what removes impurities?

    2 min

  8. FEB 25

    Day 8 - Righteousness by Faith

    On Day 8 we pray that Muslims would seek the Righteousness that only Jesus can provide. Transcript: Day eight, because fasting is a pillar of Islam, a Muslim who interrupts or cannot complete the fast is required to either complete the fast at a later date or pay a 'fidya' a ransom for each day missed. Let's pray that God's plan of salvation through Jesus' death is made known to Muslims who are seeking salvation from their sins, rather than through the burden of inevitably incomplete obedience.  Father your Word tells us that the Righteousness that you desire has been made known and that your righteousness is given to us through faith, by grace, in Jesus Christ whom you put forth as a sacrifice of atonement for our sins. This is astonishing news! Good News! And we ask that you would have mercy on Muslims who are seeking righteousness through fasting by revealing to them your son Jesus Christ who is our righteousness. Lord, raise up workers who will proclaim a faithful gospel witness in the Muslim World. We ask this in your name Jesus. Amen. Today, consider Meditating on: Matthew 11:28-30.  If you know a Muslim, Ask with the intent to Listen: Do you fast? Why, or why not?

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