Amaal for 19th, 21st

Posted on the Al-Mahdi Youth Association  FB page by Br. Amin Famili

Program Schedule for the Amaal of the 19^th of Ramadhan:

Time	Actual	Description	Recited By
9.45		Dua iftitah and Short duas of month of Ramadhan
10.15		2 rakat salat	Individual
10.20		Munajat of Imam Ali (AS)
10.30		100 Times “Astaghfirullaaha Rabbee Wa­atoobu Ilayh”
10.40		100 Times “Astaghfirullaaha Wa­atoobu Ilayh”
10.50		100 Times “Allahumma al`an qatalata ameeri almu´mineena”
11.00		Duas with the Quran
11.10		Invocations (“bika ya allahu”…)
11.25		Short duas
11.35		15 MIN BREAK	N/A
11.50		Ziyarat of Imam Hussein (AS)
12.00		Ziyarat of Ameenullah (AS)
12.05		Dua Jawshan-e-Kabir	1:
			2:
			3:
			4:
			5:
1.35		15 min Break	N/A
1.50		1/3rd of Dua Abu Hamza Thumali	1:
			2:
			3:
2.30		100 Rakat Salat	Sheikh El-Mekki
3.30		end of amaal	N/A
3.30		Preparation for suhoor	Individual
3.45		Namaz-e-shab	Individual
4.20		Fajr prayers	N/A

2012 planner

I came across a  2012 planner that is a free pdf download.  It is Sunni but easily customizable for Shia use or however you want to use it.

Here we go!

Planning for the month of Ramadan - it is Time NOW!

If you have a plan for what you want to achieve and how to do it during the coming month of Ramadan, you are more likely to succeed. Here are a few options to help you:

1. http://www.jannah.org/ramadan/ramadanplan.html
This is an article and link to an Excel file planner that you can customize. It contains a checklist you can use with your family to track everything from fasting, nafilah prayers, Qur'an recitation, charity, sleeping, exercising, going to Masjid, etc.

2. http://ramadhanplanner.wordpress.com/ This link contains a blog and example of using Google Calendar to create daily plans. I followed the example here to create a calendar for the upcoming month with times set aside for exercise, suhoor, Qur'an, resting, iftar, and dua'as. You can customize it however you like.