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**GeraldCortis** · 09-09-2011, 08:57 AM

MashaAllaah, very inspiring.
If not too personal, could I ask what your daily schedule would be like?
I know you are married; so how would you endeavour in earning halaal rizq, giving time to family, and taking part in all the halaqas you mention in the first post?
i am only asking for better understanding.

wa alaykum salaam.

the thing is, many of us dont realise how much time we waste, but believe me, when you cut out the time wasting you will find that you have sufficient time for circles and ilm. the circles i attend add up to a total of only 3 or 4 hours a week, but i only attend what i need to progress.

dont turn up to deen things that are beneficial, but not getting you anywhere. like a 1 hour lecture to raise your iman, could have been 1 hour of memorising qur'an.

believe me, we are only required to work around 40 hours per week maximum to earn a halal living.

24 hours in a day, 8 of them spent sleeping. 16 hours in your day is spent awake. take an hour off for toilet visits and meals and other mundane things. thats 15 hours, times 7, 105 hours in the week you can use for family, work, and deen. 40 divided by 7 is about 6 hours a day. that leaves 9 hours for family and deen. if your spending 9 hours on looking after family, you have a very high maintenence family in all honesty. We all know that our time is being wasted on rubbish. So cut teh rubbish out and use that newly gained time for ilm. I recommend everyone try to schedule in 5 hours of their week exclusively for their ilmplan inshAllah. 5 hours a week is nothing but inshAllah if your consistent you will make progress. read the surah your memorising 6 times every morning after fajr. then set aside 2 hours for a dars. or set up as you see appropriate. after fajr is the best time for memorisation though.

we all know we waste time. we have time for posting and arguing online so surely we have time for learning the deen of Allah and our ticket to jannah inshAllah

09-09-2011, 08:57 AM	#39
GeraldCortis Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 486 Senior Member	MashaAllaah, very inspiring. If not too personal, could I ask what your daily schedule would be like? I know you are married; so how would you endeavour in earning halaal rizq, giving time to family, and taking part in all the halaqas you mention in the first post? i am only asking for better understanding. wa alaykum salaam. the thing is, many of us dont realise how much time we waste, but believe me, when you cut out the time wasting you will find that you have sufficient time for circles and ilm. the circles i attend add up to a total of only 3 or 4 hours a week, but i only attend what i need to progress. dont turn up to deen things that are beneficial, but not getting you anywhere. like a 1 hour lecture to raise your iman, could have been 1 hour of memorising qur'an. believe me, we are only required to work around 40 hours per week maximum to earn a halal living. 24 hours in a day, 8 of them spent sleeping. 16 hours in your day is spent awake. take an hour off for toilet visits and meals and other mundane things. thats 15 hours, times 7, 105 hours in the week you can use for family, work, and deen. 40 divided by 7 is about 6 hours a day. that leaves 9 hours for family and deen. if your spending 9 hours on looking after family, you have a very high maintenence family in all honesty. We all know that our time is being wasted on rubbish. So cut teh rubbish out and use that newly gained time for ilm. I recommend everyone try to schedule in 5 hours of their week exclusively for their ilmplan inshAllah. 5 hours a week is nothing but inshAllah if your consistent you will make progress. read the surah your memorising 6 times every morning after fajr. then set aside 2 hours for a dars. or set up as you see appropriate. after fajr is the best time for memorisation though. we all know we waste time. we have time for posting and arguing online so surely we have time for learning the deen of Allah and our ticket to jannah inshAllah
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