It is narrated that the Prophet ﷺ said:

"May he be humbled, who enters the month of Ramadan and it passes before he is forgiven."

This is a sobering reminder of the sheer magnitude of mercy available during Ramadan. It suggests that forgiveness is so readily accessible—literally overflowing—that one has to almost actively avoid it to miss out. The "humbling" mentioned isn't a wish for harm, but a wake-up call regarding the tragedy of a wasted opportunity. It urges us to be proactive, ensuring we don't let these precious days slip through our fingers without securing our salvation.