What NOT to do in Ramadan..

1. Having enough sleep at night.
The afternoon lab is canceled, you go home early, starve for hours and hours, and you can't get yourself to sleep because, duh, you slept very well last night :)
So do some sleeping hours distribution. I recommend 7 hours at night and 3 during the day. lol that worked pretty well with me :D


2. Wearing tank top to university even when the class is freezing.
It's HOT outside, but that doesn't mean you have to pick what you wear according to the weather, no, you have to consider the indoor temperature, otherwise, you'll end up either melting down or turning into an ice statue (nafs 7alti). And you already lack the energy that would keep you little warm.


3. Bringing up someone you and/or your friends hate.
You'll start talking about them in a bad way, a.k.a 7ash! You know what's going to happen, so hold your tongue and save it to yourself :P
( I tried so hard today but I couldn't, one of our professors is unbelievable! I kept writing in my notebook DIE DIE DIE so I could keep my mouth shut but I spilled it out eventually :) )


4. Eating lots of food on f6our thinking that you deserve it after 14 hours of fasting.
Well, yeah, you did pretty good job but you don't necessarily have to make it up to yourself in the hour folloing Maghreb prayer. You have the whole night. Go easy, or you'll feel extremely sleepy and uncomfortable the rest of the day.


5. Not going to Tarawee7 prayer in mosque telling yourself you'll pray it at home (girls in particular)
Because you'll get lazy and keep postponing and eventually won't pray tarawee7 at all. Going out and seeing people is always good. I recommend walking to the nearest mosque, kill two birds with one stone, exercise (especially after the tons of food you just had) and pray jama3a.


6. Missing on reading Qura'an.
I think most of us don't read that much in the whole year, so why dont you make it up and start reading a great deal of it? You really don't want to miss this chance :D
Swarwar's post about the best 3 hours in Ramadan is worth reading :) Here.