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This hadeeth was what spurred me to create ProductiveMuslim.com! Such gems of productivity are the sources of blessings which we should seek to make our life productive. Waking up early is such an important step to being blessed and feeling good throughout your day. Transforming your life into one that is much more productive, meaningful and enjoyable depends on one instantaneous decision: Managing your time the way our beloved Prophet taught us. Start NOW!

Feb 10 Interview with Productive Muslimah: Yasmin Essa (Holistic Health, Lifestyle Coach & Educator) (4 Comments) Nov 28 [Animation – Episode 5] Habits of Happy Productive Muslim Couples: They Never Lose Focus of Each Other’s Needs (34 Comments) Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: “ Allah made the early hours blessed for my Ummah.”(Ahmed) Procrastinators do not appreciate time nor the means and the opportunities that Allah gives them to be productive. Each day has its own share of work and each time has its own share of obligations. Therefore, in the Prophet’s life, there was no such thing as idle time. Use every single opportunity to do good. Don’t wait to ‘get old’ to fix your life. If you are not willing to live a purpose-driven, productive life now, then how do you expect to live such a life when you are old? 5. Honoring the Time of Others

Mar 10 Interview with Productive Muslim: Dr Meraj Mohiuddin (Author of Award Winning Prophetic Biography & Harvard-trained Physician) (4 Comments) May 8 [Productive Teens – Part 1] How to Deal Effectively with Peer Pressure and Bullying (46 Comments) In this article, our purpose is to translate the daily routine of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) into a practical guide that will not only let you see the beauty and relevance of his life to your life but will become a blueprint for the habits and routines you need to adapt in your life to live the best version of yourself: spiritually, physically, and socially. Although you can pray istikharah only once, there’s no harm in repeating your istikharah prayer 2-3 times, especially if new information/insight comes to you. How do I know what my heart is inclined towards?

Jul 24 [Interview] Your Guide to An Effective Transformation of the Mind, Body & Soul (14 Comments) May 23 [Aiming for an Awesome Ramadan Series – Part 3] 5 Ways to Achieve Your Goals This Ramadan (28 Comments) Aug 22 Please Stop Pretending and Just Face It: There’s Nothing ‘Special’ About Special Needs! (115 Comments)Yet it may be that you dislike something, which is good for you, and it may be that you love something, which is bad for you, and Allah knows, and you do not know." (2: 216)

Nov 21 [Animation – Episode 4] Habits of Happy Productive Muslim Couples: They are grateful to one another (38 Comments)Allah says in the Quran: “Marry those among you who are single, or the virtuous ones among yourselves, male or female: if they are in poverty, Allah will give them means out of His grace: for Allah encompasseth all, and He Knoweth all things.” (Quran 24:32) The Prophet said: “O Allah, bless my nation in their early mornings (i.e., what they do early in the morning).” [ Ibn Majah]

Jul 7 [ProductiveRamadan World Challenge] Having a Productive Ramadan in Lagos, Nigeria (26 Comments) The Istikharah Notepad is a practical tool developed by The Productive Muslim Company to help you think through decisions with Barakah. The book is well edited, structured in a mostly-logical manner, and contains dozens of productivity boosting tips. My personal favorite section is the chapter on spiritual productivity and especially the details about the benefits of Salah. This chapter is a must-read for every believer. and consult them in the affair. Then when you have taken a decision, put your trust in Allah…” [Quran 3: 159] 12. Giving thanks to Allah in abundance Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: “If only you relied on Allah a true reliance, He would provide sustenance for you just as He does the birds: They fly out in the morning empty and return in the afternoon with full stomachs. (Ahmad, An-Nasa’I, Ibn Majah, Al-Hakim and At-Tirmidhi) 4. Reading QuranSep 20 Girl Power Well Before the 21st Century – Productive Muslim Women in History (Part 1) (31 Comments) When you say “Bismillah” before anything you do, you’re invoking the Name of Allah on that activity; not only will that activity be blessed but shaytaan cannot take part in it! So always say “Bismillah” before anything you do! SubhanaAllah, it’s easy for us to forget to say “Bismillah”. Sometimes we’re so used to saying it that we cannot remember whether we said it or not! Try to be conscious of saying “Bismillah” and understand what you’re saying before your action is performed. 6. Eating with People