The Barakah Journal

Start your weekly planning with gratitude to help you plan with an abundant mindset.

Write down 3-5 most important intentions for the list. These can either be a "to-do" list of your most important tasks of the week or a "to-be" list of who you'd like to be during the week.

Choose a Barakah Value, Mindset, Ritual, or Experiment to focus on during the week, so you're intentional about adding Barakah to your life.

Plan your habits around prayer times.

Align your daily routine to the routine of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).

Tweak your routine weekly as you learn about what works/doesn't work for you during the week.

Write down your most important intentions for the day.

Make a specific dua or istikhara prayer for your day's intentions.

Reflect on your day and how aligned you were with your intentions and your chosen Barakah Culture value, mindset, or ritual.

End the week with gratitude for all that you could accomplish during the week by Allah's permission.

Reflect on the intentions you were able to make progress on and those you need to recommit to again next week.

Reflect on what you learned about yourself or Barakah during the week.