Ramadan: A reset for advocates and leaders 2025 is off to a turbulent start. As an advocate, the demands have been relentless: the weight of our responsibilities, the urgency of our needs, and the struggle against disruptive policies have taken a toll. I’ve felt it—the exhaustion, the burnout, the moments when moving forward seems impossible. But then Ramadan began. Ramadan forces me to slow down and realize that discipline, not just passion, sustains our work. Fasting is about self-control—pausing before reacting, enduring hardship, and resisting urgency. In a world of instant gratification, Ramadan disrupts the cycle and promotes reflection and clarity. In service, it all begins with discipline. At Commissioner Lesley Briones’ Iftar, leaders gathered not just to break bread, but to reaffirm our shared commitment to service. Rufi Natarajan, Office of Commissioner Lesley Briones, Precinct 4, Bibi Khan, An-Nisa Hope Center Share in comments where discipline has shaped your leadership? #RamadanReflections, #Advocacy, #Leadership, #AnNisa, #HarrisCounty, #CommunityBuilding
Ramadan is underway. Our latest blog post delves into the significance of Ramadan—a month observed by over a billion Muslims worldwide, including 200,000 in Harris County. Learn about the traditions of fasting, reflection, and community iftars, and see how Precinct 4 is engaging with its Muslim residents. Read more on our blog ?? https://lnkd.in/g9zkFJaN
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