What's Your Morning Routine?

12 7 4.00am 12 5.00am-5.30am • Fajr Athan, between Athan & Iqama pray the 2 rak'ahs Sunnah of Fajr 3 -5.00am 3 • Wake up! • Make Dua(s) for waking up & recite last 10 verses of Surah Al-Imran • Make Wudhu • Tahajjud & Witr • Istighfar moments "The two rakahs before the dawn (Fajr) prayer are better than this world and all that it contains. (Riyad-us-Saliheen, Hadith # 1102) • Prime time to make dua • Lie on your right side till the Mu'addhin come to pronounce Iqama • Brainstorm session • Quran memorization 12 5.30am-6.00am Ideal Morning Routine Fajr Salat & Dhikr 12 7 6.00am-6.30am 3 • Quran memorization/ recitation 6 • Reading / Exercise 12 6.00am-7.00am 3 9 • Plan your day • Get ready for work 12 12 / 7.15am-7.30am 7.00am-7.10am 3 Breakfast Duha prayers .the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) say: "Allah Most High says: O child of Adam, don't fail to perform four rakahs in the beginning of your day, and I shall be your sufficiency at its end." (Abu Dawud (1289) and Tirmidhi (475). 12 -3 7.30am-8.00am • Commute to work (all energized and happy!) SOURCE : PRODUCTIVEMUSLIM.COM 12 7 4.00am 12 5.00am-5.30am • Fajr Athan, between Athan & Iqama pray the 2 rak'ahs Sunnah of Fajr 3 -5.00am 3 • Wake up! • Make Dua(s) for waking up & recite last 10 verses of Surah Al-Imran • Make Wudhu • Tahajjud & Witr • Istighfar moments "The two rakahs before the dawn (Fajr) prayer are better than this world and all that it contains. (Riyad-us-Saliheen, Hadith # 1102) • Prime time to make dua • Lie on your right side till the Mu'addhin come to pronounce Iqama • Brainstorm session • Quran memorization 12 5.30am-6.00am Ideal Morning Routine Fajr Salat & Dhikr 12 7 6.00am-6.30am 3 • Quran memorization/ recitation 6 • Reading / Exercise 12 6.00am-7.00am 3 9 • Plan your day • Get ready for work 12 12 / 7.15am-7.30am 7.00am-7.10am 3 Breakfast Duha prayers .the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) say: "Allah Most High says: O child of Adam, don't fail to perform four rakahs in the beginning of your day, and I shall be your sufficiency at its end." (Abu Dawud (1289) and Tirmidhi (475). 12 -3 7.30am-8.00am • Commute to work (all energized and happy!) SOURCE : PRODUCTIVEMUSLIM.COM