It’s the weekend You’re tired Scattered Maybe even spiritually ofAnd that’s okay. Because the mercy of Allah is not reserved for perfect days.
The weekend is more than a break from work It’s a gift from Allah to pause and realign your heart.
Here are 5 ways to do a Spiritual Reset this weekend:
1. 🧎♂️ Pray 2 rak’ahs of sincere tawbah
You don’t need to be sinless to return to Allah.
All you need is sincerity.
“O son of Adam, so long as you call upon Me and ask of Me, I shall forgive you…”
(Hadith Qudsi, Tirmidhi)
No matter what you’ve done this week —
Stand up. Two rak’ahs. Two tears.
And walk out of them lighter than when you entered.
2. 📖 Read one page of Qur’an — not to finish, but to feel
Forget page counts.
Forget “I should be on Juz 10 by now.”
Just open the Book and meet Allah in one verse.
The Qur’an isn’t meant to be rushed through.
It’s meant to be let in.
So today read one page.
Or even one ayah.
Let it land on your heart, not just your tongue.
3. 🤲 Write down 3 du’as — and whisper them from your soul
What do you really want from Allah right now?
Not the edited version — the real one.
Ask Him for it. By name. With need. With trust.
Then whisper this:
اللّهُمَّ اجعلني ممن دعوتَ فاستجبت له
O Allah, make me of those You call and You respond to.
4. 🎧 Listen to one short reminder
10 minutes of scrolling can numb your heart.
But 10 minutes of dhikr or a clip about Jannah? That can awaken it.
👉 Search YouTube or Spotify for:
“Yasir Qadhi | Jannah”
“Omar Suleiman | Hope”
“Nouman Ali Khan | Ayah Reflection”
Make this a habit: one reminder a week.
Let your heart feel again.
5. 💭 Ask yourself: Where is Allah in my week?
Before Monday arrives, pause and reflect:
📆 Where did Allah fit into my last 7 days?
🌱 What’s one thing I can change going forward?
Set one small intention:
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1 extra sunnah prayer
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5 minutes more Qur’an
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Salām with more heart
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Du’a before bed
Because when Allah is first, everything else falls into place.
🧠 Final Reminder:
You don’t need a perfect routine to return to Allah.
You just need a sincere moment.
So let this weekend be that moment.
Not to restart your schedule but to reconnect your soul.
