Performing a complete wudu (ablution) just like the one for prayer before going to bed.

Dusting the bed sheets or surface three times with the corner of a garment before lying down.

Lying down on your right side with the right hand placed under the right cheek upon going to sleep.

Using the Miswak or brush to clean teeth, especially when waking up, before wudu, and before entering the home.

Washing both hands three times before dipping them into any water vessel or starting other activities after waking up.

Trimming fingernails and toenails on a weekly basis, preferably on Fridays, as part of natural fitrah.

Saying "Bismillah" (In the name of Allah) before taking the first bite of food.

Using only the right hand to eat and drink, as the left hand is used for cleaning and is associated with satanic habits.

Eating from the side of the platter closest to you rather than reaching into the center or to others' sides.

Licking the thumb, index, and middle fingers after finishing the meal before washing hands.

Refraining from making negative remarks about food. If you like it, eat it; if you do not, leave it silently.

If a morsel falls down, clean off any dirt and eat it instead of leaving it for Satan.

Eating with family members, guests, or in groups, as blessings descend upon collective meals.

Sitting down before drinking water or other beverages instead of drinking standing up.

Letting hot food or drinks cool down naturally instead of blowing into them.

Greeting others with "Assalamu Alaikum" (Peace be upon you) when meeting, whether you know them or not.

Maintaining a friendly face and smiling when interacting with family, friends, or strangers.

Consciously guarding your tongue, choosing to say only beneficial, kind words or remaining silent.

Being soft-spoken and gentle in all dealings, avoiding harshness and rude expressions.

Praying two rakat of highly emphasized Sunnah prayer before the Fard of Fajr.

Consistently observing four rakat of voluntary/sunnah prayer before Dhuhr Fard.

Walking to the mosque with calmness, composure, and dignity rather than rushing or running.

Praying two voluntary rakat immediately upon entering the mosque before sitting down.

Praying the Witr prayer (odd number of rakat) as the final prayer of the night, either before sleeping or at Tahajjud.

Waking up in the final third of the night to pray voluntary prayers (Qiyam-ul-Layl).

Reciting "Bismillahi tawakkaltu alallahi..." when stepping out of the house for protection and guidance.

Saying "Bismillah" and greeting the family with Salam when stepping inside the home to expel Satan.

Dedicating time daily to read, learn, and understand Islamic rules, Quran, and Hadiths.

Actively assisting someone in financial, emotional, or practical hardship to ease their life.

Using pleasant and encouraging words when talking to coworkers, neighbors, family, and strangers.