Ramadan is Here - Native Deen

Yo they sighted the moon, its Ramadan!

Now I gotta plan, before it’s come and

gone

Getting close to Allah, spend a lot of time.

Check the condition of my heart,

like a sonogram

Uh… Everybody knows that we gotta fast.

But does everybody know how the time is

passed?

Is it sleeping all day and the night’s a blast?

And forgetting the reward of

the month is vast?

I know you gonna wake-up, right.

Drinking water maybe bean-pie, praying at

sunrise…

Fast in the day, keeping that deen tight.

Breaking fast with some dates,

taraweeh at night

Alright… it’s a blessed month.

It doesn’t mean at iftar, that you can’t have

fun,

But strive in your heart, for your Lord the one… And be blessed by Allah,

when the month is done.

Four minutes left, Mom busts in the door, like… Get yourself up,

you about to miss Suhur

Turkey bacon on the plate but I’m beefing.

I’m up here sleeping,

when they’re down here eating.

Scenes like this, it makes me reminisce what it meant growing up with Ramadan

as a kid.

My homie’s buying up the corner store.

Now or later, quarter waters,

We break at eight but its quarter to four.

They got jokes, like oh yeah he’s fasting.

Something about blessings,

heaven everlasting

Asking like the Feds up on me, «But dude, let me ask you for real,

is you hungry?»

A hunger for the day when the sins on my slate be as empty as the food on my

plate.

And if you got jokes, man here is a taste.

Take a little fasters breath to the

face.

Ramadan vibrations, more donations.

Dinner invitations, many supplications

Good behavior means better reputations.

Don’t start nothing, no provocations

No fighting no argumentation.

From the fitna and the drama, take a vacation

Mosque is packed with a huge congregation.

Some just come as an annual

visitation

Some just come for the hum of the recitation.

Memorization of revelation,

Less temptation, with more contemplation.

Getting ready for the Eid celebration

Shake a lot of hands giving salutations, Salaam Alaykums, peace upon the nation

The world is one, forget the segregation.

Another Ramadan congratulations!