We request a concise schedule for the Muslim from his waking to his sleeping

Question : Honorable Shaykh, we request a concise program for the Muslim from his waking to his sleeping. Thank you.

Answer : I advise him to read the books written on this topic regarding sleeping, waking, eating and drinking, dressing, relieving oneself, entering and exiting. And, praise be to Allah, there are books written on this, including *Sahih al-Kalim al-Tayyib* (The Sound Word of Goodness), *al-Kalim al-Tayyib* by the Shaykh of Imams Ibn Taymiyyah, and its *Sahih* version by the author Nasir al-Din al-Albani. Also, the books of dhikr (remembrance of Allah), such as *Kitab al-Adhkar* (The Book of Dhikr) by al-Nawawi, and *al-Wabil al-Sayyib* (The Gentle Rain) by Ibn al-Qayyim. Praise be to Allah, these are well-known books. Let him beware, with the utmost caution, of books that contain a chapter on bid'ah (religious innovations) in this area, for we have found many books sold in the markets that contain dhikr which is entirely innovative. So let a person beware of them with the greatest caution. And if he sees a book that deals with dhikr, let him first present it to one of the scholars so that he may discern what errors are in it, and not be deceived by it. Yes.
No, the book of accepted supplications is not to be possessed, because it contains many bid'ah (religious innovations). A dhikr for Wednesday, a dhikr for Thursday, a dhikr for Saturday, a dhikr for Friday. I do not know what this is. It also contains very strange or fabricated hadiths. So this book should never be possessed by the general public. However, the student of knowledge who takes the authentic hadiths in it, which have no meaning, although the authentic hadiths found in it are found in other books. Yes. In any case, is there any objection to the student of knowledge, or take what I mentioned. *Kitab al-Adhkar* by al-Nawawi, and *al-Wabil al-Sayyib* by Ibn al-Qayyim, and so on. Yes.