Dream - The arrival of the month of Ramadan is an opportunity for every Muslim to accumulate as much reward as possible. This reward can be obtained by increasing good deeds and worship, both sunnah and obligatory, as commanded in the teachings of Islam. In addition to fasting and praying, which are already obligatory, we can increase our voluntary worship, such as performing tarawih and witir prayers, reciting the Quran, and other acts of worship. However, for Muslim women, there are sometimes certain times when they do not perform worship while menstruating or during their period.

"Do not be sad, dear Dream friend. You can still perform other righteous deeds that will bring rewards without violating Islamic law. So, your menstrual period during Ramadan still has the opportunity to earn rewards. Here are some deeds for menstruating women during Ramadan as summarized by Dream from various sources."

By realizing this, one can motivate oneself to compete in goodness and worship intensively during this month of Ramadan. One form of worship that is highly recommended during Ramadan is charity. By providing assistance to others, one can obtain multiplied rewards. Therefore, it is important to optimize this opportunity to actively and continuously perform charity.

Besides that, it is important to highlight the importance of self-reflection and spiritual development in the month of Ramadan. By taking the time to reflect on our acts of worship and directing ourselves towards improvement, we can maximize the benefits and blessings of this month of Ramadan.

There are several virtues that exist in the month of Ramadan that are very special. One of the virtues that is undoubtedly is that the good deeds performed during the month of Ramadan will be multiplied. Good deeds performed by Muslims during the month of Ramadan will receive multiplied rewards. For example, acts of worship such as prayer, fasting, reading the Quran, and other worship will receive greater rewards compared to doing them outside of Ramadan.

Besides that, the month of Ramadan is also the time closest to Allah SWT. Allah greatly appreciates and listens to the prayers of His people in this month. Every prayer that is done sincerely and sincerely will be granted by Him. Therefore, Ramadan is a good opportunity for Muslims to seek forgiveness and improve their relationship with Allah SWT. Forgiveness is also one of the great virtues found in the month of Ramadan.

Allah SWT with His mercy will forgive the sins of Muslims who truly repent during this month. This is an opportunity that should not be missed and must be utilized to the fullest.

Although women who are menstruating are considered unable to fast, they can still perform some acts of worship to gain many rewards in this holy month. First, even though they are not fasting, women who are menstruating can still engage in other forms of worship, such as reading the Quran. Reading the Quran is not dependent on physical conditions, so women who are menstruating can still earn rewards from reading this holy book.

Secondly, menstruating women are also unable to perform voluntary prayers, such as the tahajjud prayer and the dhuha prayer. Although they cannot perform obligatory prayers, performing voluntary prayers remains a highly recommended practice in the month of Ramadan. Thirdly, menstruating women can engage in remembrance of Allah and supplication at any time. Remembrance of Allah and supplication are practices that are not dependent on physical conditions and can be performed by menstruating women. This is also a way to maintain a connection with Allah in this holy month.

Fourth, menstruating women can also give charity according to their ability. Charity is not only in the form of wealth, but can also be in the form of time and energy. By giving time and energy to help others, menstruating women can earn rewards in the month of Ramadan. Fifth, menstruating women can also participate in religious activities, such as seminars or religious studies.

Although it does not involve direct worship, this activity can provide knowledge and inspiration to enrich faith and religious knowledge. Sixth, women in menstruation can perform qiyamul lail worship, which is night prayer, especially during the last 10 nights of Ramadan. Although not fasting, women in menstruation can still perform night prayer to receive full rewards. Seventh, women in menstruation can also perform tadarus worship, which is collectively reading the Qur'an.

Women who are menstruating can join a group that recites and reads the Qur'an together. Lastly, women who are menstruating can also think positively and be patient in facing this situation. Facing a menstrual cycle that hinders the opportunity to fast and perform other religious duties can be a test. However, by remaining patient and thinking positively, menstruating women can still obtain blessings and rewards in the month of Ramadan.