Pondering upon your daily actions enables you to rectify yourself and to lead your life according to the teachings of the Quran and Sunnah. Prior to any permissible action, one should make a firm intention. Actions done out of routine without intention are void of reward.  For example, we eat food on a daily basis, but do we make the intention that the food we are consuming we will gain strength from it to worship Allah Almighty, to enable good actions, so we can have the strength to advise other people to avoid committing sins? Or have we just eaten food to fulfil our desire to fill our stomachs?  Have I prayed my 5 daily Salah? It is obligatory to perform your 5 daily Salah. If someone was inappropriate with you, how did you respond? Did you respond back in an angry manner, or did you control your anger as Islam teaches us? Were we polite and respectful when communicating with others? These are just some of the daily self-accountability questions one must reflect upon and make a conscious effort to ponder to improve one’s moral character and subsequently safeguard one’s Hereafter. For more information regarding Naik Amaal please don’t hesitate to contact us.