How does a Muslim spend his day in obedience to Allah?

Question:
In the last of the questions from the brother questioner from Algeria, he says: What is the minimum I am obligated to do so that my day is in obedience to Allah ?

Answer:
You must strive to perform the obligatory duties and to guard your tongue and limbs from the prohibitions of Allah, so that you may be happy and successful. So, strive to fulfill what Allah has made obligatory upon you, such as the Fajr prayer, and fulfilling the rights of the household members, namely children and wife, and guarding your limbs from the sins that Allah has forbidden, whether in the rights of Allah or in the rights of His servants. By doing this, you will be safe and sound. Likewise, at night, strive to guard your times from all sins, to command them to obedience, and to perform what Allah has made obligatory upon you, such as prayer and others. This is the path of salvation... this is the path of safety: striving to guard your time from what Allah has forbidden, and to preserve it by performing what Allah has made obligatory, and to occupy it with good deeds, such as seeking forgiveness, dhikr, reading the Qur'an, and other forms of good, along with fulfilling the obligation of the household members and their rights regarding financial maintenance and good treatment, and the rights of the neighbors regarding honoring them, being kind to them, and refraining from harming them.

The presenter: May Allah reward you with good, O Your Eminence.