How does a Muslim close the month of Ramadan with a righteous deed?

Question:
Honorable Shaykh, this is a question about a person's deeds. A person always asks to be closed with good. How does a Muslim close his month with a righteous deed? And what is the reward for that?

Answer:
Yes, Ramadan is entirely a month of good and worship from its beginning to its end. But at the end of the month, he closes it with increased effort. He closes it with tahajjud (the late-night voluntary prayer) at the end of the night, in addition to the tarawih (the Ramadan night prayer). He closes it with frequent seeking of forgiveness. Because when one finishes an act of worship, seeking forgiveness comes. For what may have occurred in the worship of deficiency or flaw. Seeking forgiveness makes up for that, so he increases his seeking of forgiveness at the end of the month, and closes it with seeking forgiveness and takbir (saying Allahu akbar). Yes.