Hari Raya Aidilfitri is the Day of Victory for Muslims after fasting for a month in Ramadhan. Aidilfitri is not just a celebration, it also the symbol of success, piety and proof of the soul's strength in restraining desires in order to seek Allah's blessings. In the joy of welcoming and celebrating Aidilfitri, Muslims are reminded to not be negligent of the true meaning said victory. It not just a day for celebration, but also an opportunity for self-reflection to assess how the extent of change or personal improvement has been made throughout Ramadhan. This was among the content of the Friday Sermon titled 'Continue Walking on the Path of Worship.'

Verily in being steadfast, acts of worship that are carried out consistently, no matter how small, are far better and loved by Allah, compared to good deeds that are carried out occasionally. In a hadith narrated by Radiyallahu 'anha, Rasullallah SAW is a sabda says: 'Do deeds according to your ability, for Allah does not get tired of giving rewards until you get tired of doing good. The most beloved deeds to Allah are those done consistently, even if they are small.' Islam encourages the followers to always be steadfast in performing good deeds, regardless of time or season. Hence, all good deeds carried out throughout Ramadhan should not cease with its passing.