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I took my classes through the Classroom tab, but due to my tightened schedule, I wasn't able to organize or share the notes afterward.

Date: June 9, 2026 One thing I want to remember from today: Today, in one of my classes, a student who was not feeling well said, "I joined even though I was not feeling well because aap bhi hamaray liye time nikaal kar aati hain." It was so wholesome. Otherwise, I would have thought that she was attending despite feeling unwell simply because she had paid the fee. 12:00 Noon – Asr Prayer (approximately 5:10 PM) I woke up after noon, got freshened up, had my breakfast, and got ready for the day. It was around 2:30 PM when I prayed Zuhr. After finishing around 3:15 PM, I played with my niece. Even when I was at my study table, I kept noticing her because I had to care for her as no adult was in the room at the time. Simultaneously, I was organizing the notes from the previous class on June 8 to share with my students, and I shared them around 4:30 PM. After that, I took two lectures, one of which was related to faith and finances. Then it was Asr time. I had a few minutes of baat-cheet with family, offered Asr prayer, and did my adhkar. I sat at my table to conduct the class at 6:30 PM and taught until around 7:15 PM, perhaps 2–3 minutes longer. Then I offered Maghrib prayer. There was another class at 8:00 PM, and at 9:15 PM I conducted both of them until around 10:15 PM. Afterward, I prayed Isha. Later, I spent some time searching for a worksheet or notes to share with my students, but I think I decided to do it tomorrow. I'm not entirely sure—my brain is not brainingggggg. After that, I continued using my mobile phone and, alhamdulillah, stopped around 12:30 AM. Then I started taking my CA lectures. With a few short breaks here and there, I continued studying. I took a break of almost 90 minutes for Tahajjud and Fajr and then continued studying until 8:09 AM. It is now 8:26 AM, and I am going to sleep. One thing I want to focus on: My prayers are not the way they should be. I need to spend more attentive and focused time in Salah. I want to pray with greater khushu' (humility, concentration, and presence of heart) instead of rushing through it.

Daily Journal Slept between 2:00 AM and 3:00 AM and woke up around 12:00 PM. After waking up, I freshened up, ironed my father's clothes, and had breakfast. I then asked my sister to arrange the room for me. Meanwhile, I made wudu and prayed Zuhr. After that, I decided to look for an AI tutor for my English-speaking learners. While searching, I ended up finding an app for myself to practice English and improve my speaking skills. I spent some time practicing on it. Around 3:30 PM, I started my Accounting lecture. However, while taking the lecture, I realized that some concepts were unclear because I had not completed the previous homework. To better understand the new material, I decided to go back and work on the pending homework so that I could bring myself to a point where I was aligned with the lecture. There was quite a lot of pending work, and between meals, prayers, and other things that needed my attention, I continued working on it until after 1:30 AM. Although I was not able to complete all of the pending homework and class writing, I managed to catch up enough to follow the lecture properly. After that, I resumed the Accounting lecture and completed it around 3:04 or 3:05 AM. I then got up to pray Tahajjud and Fajr. After finishing my prayers at around 4:30 AM, I ate a few light snacks and sat down to continue studying. However, by then, my mind was exhausted, and I was unable to focus properly on the lecture. I wrapped things up at exactly 5:13 AM. Unfortunately, I stayed on my phone until around 7:00 AM before finally going to sleep. I then woke up between 12:30 PM and 1:00 PM. Alhamdulillah, despite the challenges, I spent a significant portion of the day learning and working on my studies. While some Accounting class writings are still pending, I was able to make meaningful progress and bring myself to a stage where I could understand and continue with the lecture. I am grateful for the effort made today and pray for consistency in the days ahead.