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Daily Routine of Prophet
Muhammad [PBUH]

Morning:
Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) woke up at Fazar (after a short nap that followed his long nightly Tahajjud prayers). After the prayer the Prophet (PBUH) would recite Zikr appropriate for that particular time of the day. As we all know that Angels come in Fazar time to distribute the wealth so we have to pray and remained awake after the Fazar. After Fazar he remains in the Mosque and discuss the problems of his Companions. He shared his views and advised them according to their problems.
After Sunrise:
After sunrise he came back to his house and recited Dua and asked for Food. If food were available he ate it, but if not then he fasted. After he visits his family, he would go back to the Masjid and the Companions would gather around him. This was a known time for everyone in Madinah to come and see Prophet (PBUH), if they wanted to spend time with him, ask him anything.
Noon:
At noon he went to the Mosque for Zohar Prayer. If it was Friday, he celebrated it with his Companions. Then he delivered the speech about any topic of that day. And then he did his regular task.
AfterNoon:
He usually didn’t have afternoon meal. According to sources, we have to know that he just had the meals of two times, morning and evening. So, he went to the Mosque for Asar prayer. He would visit his wives after every afternoon prayer and ask how they were and what their needs were.
Evening:
He waited for the sunset for the Magrib prayer. Then after prayer he liked to spend time with his family and spent the night there.
Night:
The Prophet (PBUH) would lead his Companions in the night prayer. After the prayer he went back to his house to do rest and to sleep.
Late Night:
Then after some sleep, he woke up and worship Allah with full determination. As narrated by his wife Ayesha r.a.: our Prophet (PBUH) would pray at night until his feet were swollen. When it was said, “Oh Messenger of Allah! Allah has forgiven your past and future sins. Why do you force yourself to worship so much in spite of this?’
He would answer, “Should I not be a grateful servant for this blessings of Allah?”.
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