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Student Ramadan Daily Routine

The document outlines a structured Ramadan routine that includes pre-dawn prayers, Quran study, work or university tasks, and designated times for Salah throughout the day. It emphasizes the importance of spiritual reflection, personal development, and family time, while also incorporating breaks for prayers and Quran recitation. The evening culminates with Iftar, Maghrib Salah, and night prayers, including optional Tahajjud before Suhoor.

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Student Ramadan Daily Routine

The document outlines a structured Ramadan routine that includes pre-dawn prayers, Quran study, work or university tasks, and designated times for Salah throughout the day. It emphasizes the importance of spiritual reflection, personal development, and family time, while also incorporating breaks for prayers and Quran recitation. The evening culminates with Iftar, Maghrib Salah, and night prayers, including optional Tahajjud before Suhoor.

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RAMADAN ROUTINE @shesonthedeen

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- Pre-Dawn
(Tahajjud & Suhoor)
4:00 AM - 4:30 AM I Tahajjud & Dua
(Wake up 30 min before Suhoor for extra prayers
and personal supplications)

4:30 AM - 5:00 AM I Suhoor


(Eat a balanced meal, hydrate, and make intention
for fasting)

5:00 AM - 5:15 AM I Fajr Salah & Morning Adhkar


(Recite Ayatul Kursi & morning supplications)
@shesonthedeen

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(Study & Quran Time)
5:15 AM - 6:30 AM I Quran Recitation & Tafsir
Study (Best time for memorization and reflection)

6:30 AM - 7:30 AM I University Study/Work


Preparation (Revise notes, complete assignments,
or plan work tasks)

(For those who work 9-5, use this time for personal
development, reading, or light work tasks)
@shesonthedeen

Mid-Morning
(WorldUni & Dhuhr
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8:00 AM - 12:30 PM I Work/University Classes
(If at home, take breaks for dhikr and reflection in
between tasks)

12:30 PM - 1:00 PM I Dhuhr Salah & Short Quran


Recitation
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Afternoon
(Productivity & Asr Breal<)
1 :OO PM - 4:30 PM I Work/University & Assignments
(Those working 9-5 continue their tasks, students
can use this time for lectures or assignments)

4:30 PM - 5:00 PM I Asr Salah & Dhikr


(Take a short break to make dua and remember Allah
before resuming tasks)
@shesonthedeen

Evening
(Iftar Preparation & Maghrib)
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM I Rest/ Light Activity/ Ou ran
(Take a short power nap if needed)

6:00 PM - Sunset I Prepare lftar & Make Dua Before


Maghrib

Sunset (Maghrib Time) I Break Fast with Dates &


Water+ Maghrib Salah

(Take a moment to thank Allah before eating the full


meal, as duas at lftar are accepted)
@shesonthedeen

Night
(Isha, Taraweeh & Reflection)
7:30 PM - 8:00 PM I Rest & Light Activity
(Quran, family time, or reflection)

8:00 PM - 8:30 PM I lsha & Taraweeh


(Either in congregation or at home)

8:30 PM - 9:30 PM I Islamic Lectures/ Quran Study


(Listen to scholars, read tafsir, or reflect)
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(Relaxation & Tahajjud)
9:30 PM - 10:30 PM I Personal Time
(Journaling, Family, Relaxation)

10:30 PM - 11:30 PM I Light Sleep


(Rest before waking for Tahajjud)

Optional: Wake up for Tahajjud before Suhoor

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