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The Prophet ﷺ made a specific du'a for the early mornings of his Ummah (Abu Dawud 2606, Tirmidhi 1212). This short guide is about not sleeping through it: the three-step wake-up, the hour after Fajr, and a routine you can start tomorrow.
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The three knots of Shaytan and the three steps that untie them (Bukhari 1142, Muslim 776)
What to do with the hour after Fajr, through sunrise and Ishraq (Muslim 670)
A routine from the night before to the start of your workday
Honest fixes for "I can't wake up," night shifts and missed days
Every hadith numbered
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A short read tonight. A different morning tomorrow, in shaa Allah.
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