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**Aleenkagirlla** · 12-10-2011, 12:12 AM

Assalaamu'alaikum,

Another suggestion I would like to make is about the Lifebook by Siratt which is now also being advertised in conjunction with Productive Muslim:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amUzNHgeoVo

I've had one for the last year and alhamdulillah it is so nice to see an organiser that not only has everything that any normal WHSmith organiser you get would have, but also has Islamic dates, ahadith, Islamically relevant targets and prayer reminders mashaAllah. I would really recommend this book.

The Productive Muslim website also has lots of very beneficial articles about increasing our productivity, not only in our work during the dunya but importantly in our 'ibadat as well:
http://www.productivemuslim.com/

I think it's really important for us as Muslims to be productive and get organised. I often find that people run by 'Muslim-Mean-Time', i.e. about half an hour late, and we should all really be striving to tackle this, beginning first and foremost with ourselves. We won't be able to sort out other problems in the community if people are constantly late and undisciplined. If the Prophet (saw) came but to perfect out manners, then why are so many of us not living up to the standards that we should be? Of course this is first a reminder to myself and then anybody else who wants to improve themselves inshaAllah.

May Allah make us all righteous, active servants of His deen amin.

Cambridge Uni Isoc?

Yes exactly.

12-10-2011, 12:12 AM	#8
Aleenkagirlla Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 399 Senior Member	Assalaamu'alaikum, Another suggestion I would like to make is about the Lifebook by Siratt which is now also being advertised in conjunction with Productive Muslim: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amUzNHgeoVo I've had one for the last year and alhamdulillah it is so nice to see an organiser that not only has everything that any normal WHSmith organiser you get would have, but also has Islamic dates, ahadith, Islamically relevant targets and prayer reminders mashaAllah. I would really recommend this book. The Productive Muslim website also has lots of very beneficial articles about increasing our productivity, not only in our work during the dunya but importantly in our 'ibadat as well: http://www.productivemuslim.com/ I think it's really important for us as Muslims to be productive and get organised. I often find that people run by 'Muslim-Mean-Time', i.e. about half an hour late, and we should all really be striving to tackle this, beginning first and foremost with ourselves. We won't be able to sort out other problems in the community if people are constantly late and undisciplined. If the Prophet (saw) came but to perfect out manners, then why are so many of us not living up to the standards that we should be? Of course this is first a reminder to myself and then anybody else who wants to improve themselves inshaAllah. May Allah make us all righteous, active servants of His deen amin. Cambridge Uni Isoc? Yes exactly.
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