Reflection
Notice how Luqman’s advice begins with ṣalāh — the vertical connection — then immediately pivots to the horizontal social command. The Arabic bi’l-maʿrūf (“with what is recognized as good”) implies the standard is already known to your community’s conscience; silence isn’t neutrality, but a withdrawal of witness.
That tolerated element in your environment is likely something your heart already recognizes as munkar (منكر) — discordant with the rhythm you established in Ramadan. What is the first, smallest act of truthful speech — even if just to yourself — that could begin to displace that silence?