How Can we Hold Ourselves Accountable for Reciting, Praying, Dhikr, etc by Rihana Mohamoud

2024-11-25 16:56:03 UTC

Using apps like Quranic or adding Quran recitation as a part of our to-do lists or daily planners.

2024-11-25 16:56:26 UTC

Setting reminders, Islamic posters, engaging yourself in Islamic groups, Islamic friend circles, Quranic App - Sawdah Rahman

ayaanmunshi — 2024-11-25 16:56:43 UTC

putting a widget/reminder on your device that tells you to recite quran, pray salah and do more dhikr.

2024-11-25 16:57:53 UTC

Learning more about why we do prayer or dhikr, maybe praying with your family and other people. Being consistent.

2024-11-25 16:57:55 UTC

Muslim Pro for daily prayers and duas. I hate that it is full of ads.

mahnoorsiddiqui2 — 2024-11-25 16:58:11 UTC

Creating reminders on your device that notifies you when to pray, or recite etc.

AyanDahir — 2024-11-25 16:58:44 UTC

Watch encouraging videos from sheikhs on how to prioritize our obligations and deepen our connection with Allah (azawajal) as well as salah

risiddiq — 2024-11-25 16:59:13 UTC

Using apps like Athan to keep track of my salah times, reading Qur'an during Fajr, watching Islamic videos and lectures, and keeping righteous company of friends. - Rida

rihanamohamoud — 2024-11-25 16:59:23 UTC

I like to watch Mufti Menk clips/videos or sheikhs

2024-11-25 17:00:13 UTC

Have the intention to do so and so, so that even if you don't do it, you will be still rewarded.

Also, joining classes and having a teacher so that even if you don't feel like doing anything, you kind of have to because you can't really go to class without doing your lesson.

fatnaabdallahali — 2024-11-25 17:00:23 UTC

You can download a comprehensive app for daily supplications that helps you stay on track with your prayer schedule. The app sends you notifications to remind you when it's time to pray, ensuring you don’t miss any important times. It provides specific dues to recite in the morning, evening, and at night, helping you deepen your spiritual practice. Additionally, the app includes a user-friendly calendar feature that allows you to check off each prayer you complete, giving you a clear visual representation of your progress over time. With these tools, you can enhance your daily devotion and maintain a consistent rhythm in your spiritual life.

ishaaqhussain — 2024-11-25 17:02:08 UTC

I keep a good rule of thumb - After fajr and maghrib, I do 100 times la ilaha illallah, 100 times istighfar, and 100 times durood, I also listen to adhkar on YouTube :)

2024-11-25 17:02:25 UTC

we should always pray yasin when we wake up not just to protect ourselves but to protect everything around us as our day goes on

AyanDahir — 2024-11-25 17:03:34 UTC

Do not overwhelm yourself with ib'adah if your obligations aren't stable. Everyone's journey is different take it step by step

ishaaqhussain — 2024-11-25 17:05:30 UTC

In the morning and evening:

3 times 'Audhu billahi sami Al alim, minashaitan nirajeem, and once the last 3 ayahs of surah hashr.

I heard in a bayaan that one who reads this will have 70,000 angels asking for his forgiveness from morning to evening/evening to morning!

ishaaqhussain — 2024-11-25 17:18:03 UTC

Morning - Surah Yaseen, Surah Sajdah

Evening - Surah Rahman, Waqiah, Hadid

After Isha - Surah Mulk, Ayatul Kursi, the 4 Qul surahs, last 3 ayahs of surah Baqarah

Friday - Surah Kahf

Tahajud - La ilaha illa anta subhanaka inni kuntu minadhalimin, and any Dua you want!

joshuapurchase — 2025-02-09 13:06:09 UTC