All of these can be achieved by increasing worship and good deeds. Even simple acts of worship will bring great rewards. The glory of Ramadan should be utilized to cleanse oneself from all sins and to seek forgiveness from Allah for all the mistakes we have made. That is why before entering the month of fasting, it is advisable to prepare ourselves mentally and spiritually. One way is by reciting prayers seeking forgiveness for sins before the month of Ramadan. There are many prayers seeking forgiveness for sins before the month of Ramadan that Sahabat Dream can recite. Check out the complete prayer reading below!

O Allah, forgive my mistakes and ignorance, and any extravagance in my affairs, and what You know better than me. O Allah, forgive my efforts, my weakness, my mistakes, my sins, and all of that is with me. O Allah, forgive what I have done in the past, what I have done in the future, what I have done in secret, and what I have made public, and what You know better than me. You are the One who brings forward and the One who delays, and You are capable of all things.

It means:

It is not uncommon among us to be trapped in committing mistakes or sins repeatedly. Humans generally feel uncomfortable when making repeated mistakes, so some of us strive to avoid them wholeheartedly. However, even though we have tried not to repeat those mistakes, often we still fall into the same sins. We feel that we have tried our best, but in the end, we are trapped and regretful. In such situations, the only step we can take is to repent and seek forgiveness from Allah.

"O Allah, I seek forgiveness from You for what I have repented to You from and then returned to it, and I seek forgiveness from You for what You have made upon myself but I have not fulfilled it for You, and I seek forgiveness from You for what I have assumed about You that I intended with it Your face, so my heart became confused by it, what I have done."

"Rabbanaghfirlana wa li-ikhwaninalladziina sabaquuna bil-iiman, walaa taj'al fii quluubina ghillal-lilladzinna amanu, rabbana innaka raufur rahim." means "Our Lord, forgive us and our brothers who preceded us in faith and put not in our hearts any resentment toward those who have believed. Our Lord, indeed You are Kind and Merciful."