5.05AM – 5.30AM: Between Athan & Iqama 1. Supplications Related to Athaan can also be found in Hisnul Muslim. Say as the muaddhin (The person who calls to Prayer) says and don’t forget the Dua after athan. Istighfar momentsĭon’t forget to use the last 5-10 minutes before Fajr to ask Allah for forgiveness and making lots of istighfar so that you are among those Allah mentioned in the Quran: “And in the hour of early dawn, they (were found) praying for Forgiveness” ( Quran, Chapter 51, Verse 18). Tahajjud or Qiyaam has been described as the “honor of the believer”, because who else would go through what you just did (wake up, wudhu.etc) just to stand up and pray? The beauty of Tahajjud is hard to describe from the feeling of tranquility in your heart and understanding the Quran better at this time, to feeling closer to Allah at a time of isolation from others and wishing that you would never get up from that prostration to self-reflection moments that we rarely get a chance to exercise in our busy world… all of them and more come from Tahajjud! Finally, praying Witr after Tahajjud and making sincere dua to Allah is a true booster to your day! 5. I had a friend who used to call this feeling “WuBuzz!” short for the “Buzz” you feel after wudhu ) Don’t forget to say Bismillah before starting wudhu and the dua after finishing wudhu! The 8 gates of Heaven will be opened for you, (not a bad way to start your day ) and you’ll feel refreshed and ready for the day ahead. We can all agree, there’s something about wudhu that really focuses your positive energy and cleanses you inwardly as well as outwardly. You can almost feel your heart coming to life and being ‘juiced’ when the first thing you do as soon as you wake up is remembering Allah & reciting His Glorious Words from the Quran.
My favorite is the recitation of the last 10 verses of Al-Imran (Chapter 3 of the Quran). A collection of Wake Up Supplications can be found on Hisnul Muslim. Make the Dua(s) for waking up and recite last 10 verses of Surah Al-ImranĪlhamdulillah, we have a beautiful set of “waking up” supplications which Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) taught us. As soon as you’re awake and begin reciting the Adkhar and making wudhu, you can imagine what happens to sleep – (Gone! Left the building!).Ģ. Here’s a tip that always works with me for waking up: You know how shaytaan whispers in your ears “just sleep for 5 more minutes”… I simply whisper back to myself “just wake up for 5 minutes” ) Yup, you can imagine the rest. Perhaps the first and most important step to having a great morning routine is waking up early! And it is in that moment of indecisiveness – whether you should wake up immediately or enjoy your nice comfy bed for ‘5 more minutes’- wherein lies the secret to either a great day or a crazy one.
#Istighfar aa gym free#
(Note: I assume that Fajr Athan is at 5.00am and that work starts at 8am, feel free to ‘adjust’ the routine below to suit your timetable inshaAllah) 4.00AM – 5.00AM: 5 Essential Actions 1. Below I describe the ‘ideal’ ProductiveMuslim morning routine. There’s something about starting your day on a number of pre-planned actions that really set your day straight. Except when it comes to morning routines :) That’s something I try and stick to! )
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