“Today's topic is the month of Ramadan.”

“Near the end of Ramadan comes a night called Laylat al-Qadr.”

“Laylat al-Qadr means the Night of Destiny.”

“O God, I accept what You have destined for me.”

“The entire universe is already surrendered before God.”

“Stars and planets never deviate by a second — that's surrender.”

“A Nobel laureate showed we observe only 4% of the universe.”

“95 percent of the universe we simply cannot see.”

“I once read a story in Reader's Digest.”

“Every night in Ramadan, a caller cries out from the unseen.”

“The world has come very close to its end.”

“Three words describe Ramadan: taqwa, shukr, and takbir.”

“The word shukr is not a formality.”

“Fasting has two aspects: one physical, one spiritual.”

“An atom's weight of arrogance keeps you out of Paradise.”

“The last Abbasid king was starved by his captors.”

“Your mansion and bank balance can't satisfy your hunger.”

“If you don't give up lying, God doesn't need your fast.”

“Someone called to ask if Sunita Williams had become Muslim.”

“A caller asked if astronaut Sunita Williams had converted to Islam.”

“What is the definition of a Muslim?”

“Family planning is permitted in Islam — scholars got it wrong.”

“What do Subhana Rabbi and Allahu Akbar actually mean?”

“Why does a soul born to submit turn into a rebel?”

“Ego isn't the problem — using it to belittle others is.”