Ramadan Day 29 (Duas, Tasks and Iftar Times)

Assalamu Alaikum.

This is it.

The FINAL odd night. The last guaranteed chance at Laylatul Qadr.

This could be your LAST fast of Ramadan. This could be your LAST Taraweeh. This could be your LAST chance at Laylatul Qadr.

Treat it that way.

1) Read These In The Morning: After Fajr

What to Read: Deep Into Juz 11

Continue reading Juz 11, focusing on Surah Yunus and moving into Surah Hud.

Surah Hud tells the stories of multiple prophets—Nuh, Hud, Salih, Ibrahim, Lut, Shu'ayb, Musa—all of whom called their people to Allah for YEARS, faced rejection, stayed patient, and ultimately saw Allah's justice prevail.

It's a surah about ENDURANCE.

When you read the verse, 

"So remain on a right course as you have been commanded, you and those who have turned back with you [to Allah], and do not transgress. Indeed, He is Seeing of what you do" (11:112)

See the word istiqamah (steadfastness).

The Prophet ﷺ said this verse made his hair turn gray because of how heavy its responsibility is.

You're being commanded to stay CONSISTENT.

Not just in Ramadan. But AFTER Ramadan. For the REST of your life.

Can you do that? Ask Allah to help you.

2) Your Specific Task: The "Final Night, Final Push"

Tonight, you're going to worship like you've NEVER worshiped before.

This is the FINALE. The GRAND CLOSING. The LAST major push.

Here's your battle plan for the 29th night:

6:08 PM - Maghrib:

• Break your fast with dates and water
• Pray Maghrib immediately
• Don't eat a heavy meal—eat LIGHT so you can stay awake
• Make dua for 15 minutes
• Read 10 pages of Quran

7:10 PM - Isha & Taraweeh:

• This could be your LAST Taraweeh ever—pray every rak'ah with presence
• During Witr, make the longest dua of your life—pour EVERYTHING out
• After Taraweeh, immediately go to your worship zone—no socializing, no distractions

9:00 PM - 12:00 AM:

• Read 20 pages of Quran (30 pages total = 1 Juz)
• Make dua from your Ultimate Dua List—go through it TWICE
• Give Sadaqah—donate whatever you can
• Say "Allahumma innaka 'afuwwun" 500 times
• Pray 4 rak'ahs of voluntary Salah

12:00 AM - 4:00 AM (THE FINAL CRITICAL HOURS):

• This is your LAST chance at the last third of the night in the final odd night
• Make fresh wudu with full presence
• Pray at least 8-12 rak'ahs of Tahajjud—slow, focused, with long sujood
• In sujood, beg Allah like you've never begged before
• Cry if you can—if you can't cry, at least make your heart cry
• After Tahajjud, sit and make dua for 1-2 HOURS straight
• Go through your dua list multiple times
• Say "Allahumma innaka 'afuwwun" 1,000 times
• Read Quran
• Make Dhikr
• Don't stop until Fajr

4:58 AM - Fajr:

• Pray Fajr on time
• Don't sleep yet—this could be Laylatul Qadr and it lasts until dawn
• Make dua until sunrise
• THEN rest

This is your LAST guaranteed odd night.

If you give up now, you'll regret it forever. If you push through, you'll carry this memory—and this transformation—for the rest of your life.

3) The "Golden Hour" (15 Minutes Before Iftar)

This is the golden hour of the FINAL odd night.

If you make dua now with sincerity, it could change your ENTIRE destiny.

Your Day 29 Dua List:

• Ya Allah, this is my last odd night. If I haven't caught Laylatul Qadr yet, PLEASE grant it to me tonight.
• Ya Allah, erase EVERY sin I've ever committed—big or small, remembered or forgotten. Give me a CLEAN slate.
• Ya Allah, write my name among those who are FREED from the Fire tonight. Save me. Save my parents. Save everyone I love.
• Ya Allah, I've given this Ramadan everything I have. Please, PLEASE accept it from me.
• Ya Allah, don't let me leave Ramadan the same person I entered it. Transform me. Change me. Make me better.
• Ya Allah, if this is my last Ramadan, let it be the one that saves me.

And make the dua you've been carrying in your heart for years.

The one that makes you cry.

The one you've been too afraid to say. Say it NOW. This is your LAST major chance.

A full recap here: list of 30 hadith for the holy Ramadan

A Little Brotherly/Sisterly Advice for Day 29

For example, it's Judgment Day.

You're standing in front of Allah. The angels present your book of deeds.

And then they show you a replay of the 29th night of Ramadan 2026.

You see yourself at 11 PM, lying in bed, scrolling on your phone, thinking, "I'm too tired. I'll just sleep."

Meanwhile, in another replay, you see someone else—someone who was JUST as tired as you—getting up at 2 AM, making wudu, praying Tahajjud, crying in sujood, begging Allah for forgiveness.

And that person?

Their sins were erased. Their name was written among the freed. Their duas were answered. Their destiny was changed.

And you? You slept through it.

Now, standing in front of Allah, you see what COULD have been. You see the doors that could have opened. The blessings that could have been yours. The forgiveness that was RIGHT THERE, waiting for you.

All you had to do was STAY AWAKE.

How would you feel in that moment?

Would you cry? Would you beg for a second chance? Would you say, "Ya Allah, send me back! Just ONE more night! I promise I'll worship!"

But there are no second chances on Judgment Day.

The good news? You're not there yet.

You STILL have tonight. You STILL have the chance. You STILL can be the person who refuses to quit.

So here's what you're going to do:

Forget everything else.

Forget work tomorrow. Forget sleep. Forget comfort. For the next 12 hours, NOTHING matters except your relationship with Allah.

Set your intention RIGHT NOW.

Say it out loud:

"Tonight, I will worship from Maghrib to Fajr. I will NOT sleep. I will give Allah everything I have left. This is my LAST major push, and I will NOT quit."

Close your eyes and see yourself at 3 AM, praying, crying, begging Allah. See Him accepting your dua. See your sins being erased. See your name being written among the saved.

That's your goal. That's your vision. Now GO MAKE IT HAPPEN.

After tonight, there's only the 30th (if Ramadan goes that long), which is an even night.

So THIS is your last major shot. Don't waste it.

Tip: Ramadan is almost over, take some time to think about how we do not know how many more years we will live to see this month again. 

Note: yesterday was day 28 and we discussed on a different things. You can check this out.

So make a strong promise to Allah that you will try your best to stay on the right path even after the month is gone.