10 tips to wake up for Suhoor Easily

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Here are ten tips to help you wake up for Suhoor easily:

How to wake up for Suhoor Easily

Dua for Suhoor and Dua for breaking fast (Iftar)

tips to wake up for Suhoor

Set Multiple Alarms: Set more than one alarm at varying intervals to ensure you don’t oversleep. Place your alarm clock or phone away from your bed, so you have to physically get up to turn it off.
Use a Suhoor Buddy: Partner up with a family member or friend for Suhoor. Knowing someone is waiting for you can provide motivation to get out of bed.
Have a Light Suhoor Plan: Plan a simple and quick Suhoor menu. Knowing that your meal won’t take much time to prepare might make it easier for you to get up.Try the Prophet’s favourite drink Nabeez at suhur for all day Energy.
Prep Suhoor the Night Before: Prepare as much of your Suhoor as possible the night before. This could include setting out dishes, prepping ingredients, or even pre-making a simple meal.
Hydrate Before Bed: Ensure you are well-hydrated before going to bed. Dehydration can make it more challenging to wake up early.
Sleep Early: Adjust your bedtime to ensure you get sufficient sleep. Going to bed early allows you to wake up feeling more rested and ready for Suhoor.
Create a Routine: Establish a bedtime routine that signals to your body that it’s time to wind down. This could include activities such as reading a book, practicing relaxation techniques, or taking a warm bath.
Expose Yourself to Light: Exposure to natural or artificial light in the morning can help regulate your sleep-wake cycle. Spend some time in natural light upon waking or consider using a light therapy lamp.
Avoid Stimulants Before Bed: Limit your intake of caffeine and avoid stimulating activities before bedtime. Opt for calming activities to help your mind and body relax.
Motivate Yourself: Remind yourself of the spiritual significance of Suhoor and the blessings associated with observing it. Connect with the purpose, and let it motivate you to get up and partake in this special time of the day.

Reading dua in Suhoor and Iftar is an emphasised sunnah. Reading Suhoor dua or Iftar dua begins with expressing gratitude to Allah for the food and blessings bestowed upon the believer. It serves as a reminder of the countless blessings that we often take for granted, such as the availability of food, clean water, and good health. By expressing gratitude, we acknowledge the mercy and generosity of Allah, deepening their sense of appreciation and humility.

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