Book idea: Intentional Living

Contents
Part I
Living With Purpose
- Why Intention Changes Everything
- The Heart Before the Habit
- Identity: Becoming the Person You Wish to Be
- One Action, Many Rewards
Part II
A Day of Intentional Living
Awakening
- Waking Up
- Remembering Allah Before Leaving Bed
- Personal Hygiene
- Entering and Leaving the Toilet
- Wudhu
- Dressing
- Looking Presentable
- Using Fragrance
- Leaving the House
Worship
- Walking to the Mosque
- The Call to Prayer
- Praying with Presence
- Dhikr Throughout the Day
- Reciting the Qur'an
- Sending Salutations upon the Prophet ﷺ
- Daily Du'a
Nourishing the Body
- Drinking Water
- Eating Breakfast
- Shopping for Food
- Preparing Meals
- Eating with Family
- Finishing a Meal
- Fasting
Work & Study
- Driving
- Walking
- Beginning Work
- Working with Excellence
- Seeing Colleagues
- Serving Customers or Patients
- Learning Something New
- Attending Meetings
- Taking Breaks
- Returning Home
Health
- Walking for Health
- Exercising
- Stretching
- Rest
- Looking After Your Body
- Visiting the Doctor
- Caring for Mental Wellbeing
Family
- Greeting Your Spouse
- Speaking Kindly
- Playing with Children
- Honouring Your Parents
- Visiting Parents
- Maintaining Family Ties
- Caring for the Elderly
Community
- Smiling First
- Saying Salam First
- Being a Good Neighbour
- Visiting the Sick
- Visiting Friends
- Welcoming Guests
- Giving Gifts
- Helping Someone
- Volunteering
- Giving Daily Sadaqah
Character
- Patience
- Gratitude
- Forgiveness
- Controlling Anger
- Speaking Less
- Listening Well
- Keeping Promises
- Being Honest
- Lowering the Gaze
- Guarding the Tongue
Technology
- Using Your Phone Intentionally
- Social Media
- Emails and Messages
- Protecting Your Time
- Digital Rest
Evening
- Returning Home
- Family Time
- Reflection
- Gratitude Journal
- Preparing for Tomorrow
- Sleeping
Part III
A Lifetime of Intention
- Building Your Own Intentions
- Reviewing Your Life Weekly
- Living a Life of Purpose
This article is for general education. Discuss individual health concerns with a qualified clinician.
