Being a Muslim, I believe that Allah will hold me responsible for my actions on Judgment Day. Mentioned below is my daily schedual, it may change a little in weekends or summer vocation, but it will still have the main aspects.
My day goes like this:
• I wake up for Morning Prayer at 4:30AM, wash and pray, then go back to sleep.
• Wake up again at 7:00AM,usually my baby girl wake up at that time, so I give her a bath, get her dressed, and call my other two kids, asking them to get ready for school.
• Eventually, my two kids get ready to school. Until it is time for them to leave, I start cleaning and organizing the house. While they walk outside the door, I pray for Allah to keep them safe as Allah never waste any deposits.
• I get a cup of coffee while I go online and take my French class. My baby girl plays around while I am studying.
• I wash and pray AL Doha Prayer.
• Get dressed at almost 9:30AM and do the grocery.
• Come back home at 11:00 AM and start preparing launch.
• By 12PM, I pray Al Duhor Prayer and go downstairs to pick my kids up.
• Give my kids a bath as soon as they walk inside the house and get them dressed. I teach English, so it should be the time for the student to arrive and get the lesson. I teach her for 45 minutes. My kids sit next to me and listen carefully with joy.
• It is 1:00 PM now and the kids are feeling hungry, so I go back to the kitchen and make sure that launch is ready. By 1:30PM, they start having launch.
• The house is a disaster after launch, so I ask them to go inside their room for half an hour, they take their younger sister and play inside while I rinse the dishes and floor, rube the oven, and clean the dust.
• By 3:00PM, I pray Al Aser then ask my kids weither they like to stay home and play or go out to the park- it also depends on the weather, we usually stay home if it is so hot or dusty-so they may choose going out. We start doing school homework and play a little.
• By 4:30PM, they eat a snack and get ready to go outside for having fun, so we walk to the park, get some ice cream, meet some neighbors in the park and let the kids play.
• We walk back home at 6:00PM.They washes their feet, hands, and face. Put on their Pajamas on. I wash and pray Magrib. Dinner is prepared at that time. They can watch TV while having dinner. Afterward, we sit together and read Quran for 20 minute.
• By 7:30PM, they brush their teeth and get ready to go for bed. It is story time, so I read them a story and some Quran. Wish them lovely dreams and walk outside the room with my baby girl.
• Isha prayer has come by that time, so I pray Isha.
• My husband comes home and gets his launch.
• We sit together and watch TV for a while. My baby girl feels sleepy so I put her in bed around 8:30 - 9:00PM.
• I do the dishes once more, and clean the bathrooms. Make sure the house is organized. I sit with my husband and hold either a book or my laptop.
• Go to bed and fix my Alarm for morning pray.
• Usually I wake up at 2:00AM to pray night prayers-which is confirmed Sunnah.Go back to sleep after half an hour.
****This is my normal day without having guests or going out with my husband. It usually changes in case of circumstances.
My day goes like this:
• I wake up for Morning Prayer at 4:30AM, wash and pray, then go back to sleep.
• Wake up again at 7:00AM,usually my baby girl wake up at that time, so I give her a bath, get her dressed, and call my other two kids, asking them to get ready for school.
• Eventually, my two kids get ready to school. Until it is time for them to leave, I start cleaning and organizing the house. While they walk outside the door, I pray for Allah to keep them safe as Allah never waste any deposits.
• I get a cup of coffee while I go online and take my French class. My baby girl plays around while I am studying.
• I wash and pray AL Doha Prayer.
• Get dressed at almost 9:30AM and do the grocery.
• Come back home at 11:00 AM and start preparing launch.
• By 12PM, I pray Al Duhor Prayer and go downstairs to pick my kids up.
• Give my kids a bath as soon as they walk inside the house and get them dressed. I teach English, so it should be the time for the student to arrive and get the lesson. I teach her for 45 minutes. My kids sit next to me and listen carefully with joy.
• It is 1:00 PM now and the kids are feeling hungry, so I go back to the kitchen and make sure that launch is ready. By 1:30PM, they start having launch.
• The house is a disaster after launch, so I ask them to go inside their room for half an hour, they take their younger sister and play inside while I rinse the dishes and floor, rube the oven, and clean the dust.
• By 3:00PM, I pray Al Aser then ask my kids weither they like to stay home and play or go out to the park- it also depends on the weather, we usually stay home if it is so hot or dusty-so they may choose going out. We start doing school homework and play a little.
• By 4:30PM, they eat a snack and get ready to go outside for having fun, so we walk to the park, get some ice cream, meet some neighbors in the park and let the kids play.
• We walk back home at 6:00PM.They washes their feet, hands, and face. Put on their Pajamas on. I wash and pray Magrib. Dinner is prepared at that time. They can watch TV while having dinner. Afterward, we sit together and read Quran for 20 minute.
• By 7:30PM, they brush their teeth and get ready to go for bed. It is story time, so I read them a story and some Quran. Wish them lovely dreams and walk outside the room with my baby girl.
• Isha prayer has come by that time, so I pray Isha.
• My husband comes home and gets his launch.
• We sit together and watch TV for a while. My baby girl feels sleepy so I put her in bed around 8:30 - 9:00PM.
• I do the dishes once more, and clean the bathrooms. Make sure the house is organized. I sit with my husband and hold either a book or my laptop.
• Go to bed and fix my Alarm for morning pray.
• Usually I wake up at 2:00AM to pray night prayers-which is confirmed Sunnah.Go back to sleep after half an hour.
****This is my normal day without having guests or going out with my husband. It usually changes in case of circumstances.
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