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RFL Ramadan OVC: A Random Act of Kindness

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RFL Ramadan OVC: A Random Act of Kindness
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The most blessed month of the year is upon us. An entire month of exercising self-discipline and expressing our gratitude towards our creator. Besides, Ramadan is of high anticipation from Muslims all across the globe. However, with everything going on, Ramadan will surely be different this year. But it doesn’t necessarily have to be bad.

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Many of us might not be able to take part in the family traditions that they have during this time. Many are unable to follow through with their plans on spending this time with their family due to this self-isolation period. While it is heartbreaking, it is the norm now.

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Instead of falling into despair, we must take this opportunity to go back to the roots and truly understand what Ramadan is all about. 30 days of prayers, fasting, reflection, and serving to the community, incorporating all the teachings of Islam and heightening our Iman.

Yes, we won’t be hosting any community iftars or prayers, but that doesn’t mean we can’t give back to our community in other ways. Islam does not ask for grand gestures, and it certainly does not have a benchmark to judge your act of selflessness with. Even the smallest of actions that put a smile on somebody’s face counts.

Read More: Grameenphone Commemorated Independence Day With Perfect Example of Social Distancing

RFL used one of those small random acts of kindness during Ramadan to introduce their product, ICY Water Bottle. The global pandemic has made it nearly impossible to live our regular lives, but let’s not forgo lending a hand to people whenever and however we can this Ramadan.

What did you think about the RFL’s OVC for Ramadan? Let us know your thoughts, and for more Bangladeshi marketing news, stay with Markedium.

We hope this month helps bring you an abundance of peace, prosperity, success, and good health. Wishing you all a Ramadan Mubarak.

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Aneeqa Awal

With an unhealthy obsession for all things Harry Potter, I have always been the nerdy girl who colored inside the lines and lived by the rules. I guess those were the first signs that gave away the fact that I’d grow up to be a bona fide perfectionist. I'm currently working on getting my business degree with big dreams of making a positive change for humanity. As of now, I’m in my final year at BRAC University, majoring in Finance and Marketing. I believe in constant growth and learning, hence I'm always up for new challenges! The world of business has always fascinated me and I'm striving to be a significant part of it. But, my love for reading and writing is and always has been the center of my life.

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