A Muslim's Daily Worship Schedule

<p>A Muslim's day begins with the dawn prayer and ends with the night prayer. Between these two prayers, there are many acts of worship and good deeds. Prophet Muhammad blessed every moment of his daily life with worship. <br/> <br/>Starting the day by reciting the waking supplication is a sunnah practice. Performing two units of sunnah prayer before the dawn prayer is highly virtuous. Sitting in the mosque after the dawn prayer until sunrise for remembrance increases the blessings of the day. <br/> <br/>During the day, performing the noon and afternoon prayers on time is essential. After each prayer, making dhikr saying SubhanAllah thirty-three times, Alhamdulillah thirty-three times, and Allahu Akbar thirty-four times is a sunnah practice. Reciting Ayat al-Kursi is also among the most virtuous acts after prayer. <br/> <br/>Beyond prayers, daily acts of worship include reading the Quran, performing morning and evening remembrances, seeking forgiveness, and giving charity. Performing the tahajjud prayer is the most virtuous voluntary prayer.</p>