Morning Routine
Sahur and Prayer: Sahur is important for those who are fasting to start the day. Morning prayer is also the first prayer of the day and encourages early rising.
Recitation and Zikr: Reading or listening to the Qur'an is a spiritual boost in the morning. Morning dhikr is also considered an important way of remembering Allah at the beginning of the day.
Cleanliness and Personal Care: Cleanliness is an important principle of Islam. Personal care steps such as cleaning the face and teeth are done in the morning, both for physical hygiene and in preparation for prayers.

Daytime Routine:
Prayer: The five daily prayers are an important routine for Muslims throughout the day. It is performed carefully when the time comes and in congregation when necessary.
Balance of Work and Worship: Islam encourages a combination of work and worship. When working during the day, it is also important to pray or perform dhikr during breaks or in between work.
Almsgiving: Giving alms during the day encourages giving material aid and enriches people spiritually.
Evening Routine:
Iftar and Prayer: For those who are fasting, breaking the fast at sunset and then praying the evening prayer is an important part of the evening routine.
Family Time and Zikr: Spending time with family in the evening is important according to Islam. Reading the Qur'an, praying or dhikr together strengthens family ties.
Nafil Prayer and Prayer at Night: Night prayer is very valuable for Muslims. Performing nafl prayers and praying after Isha prayers is a good way to end the day with gratitude to Allah.


Night Routine

Dhikr and Prayer before Bedtime: Dhikr and prayers before bedtime provide protection and peace throughout the night.

Reading Islamic Books: Spending some time at night reading or listening to Islamic books contributes to spiritual development.

Tawbah and Istigfar: Repenting and asking Allah's forgiveness for mistakes made during the day is an important part of the nightly routine.

These routines help a Muslim to organize his daily life according to Islamic principles and contribute to his spiritual growth.