٭To reach Masjid before Azan is also the source of blessings in sustenance; always being in the state of Wudu [i.e. ablution] is also the source of blessings in sustenance; not indulging in worldly conversation after ‘Isha Salah and refraining from useless and non-beneficial conversations are also the sources of receiving blessings in sustenance.

 ٭To spend wholeheartedly on wife’s clothes and other necessities.

 ٭To feed one’s own family wholeheartedly on the day of ‘Aashurah (i.e. 10^th Muharram-ul-‘Haraam). (Masabt Bis-Sunnah, pp. 17)

 ٭To make Du’a to Allah عَزَّوَجَلَّ day and night. (Majma’-uz-Zawaid, Raqm. 17199, vol. 10, 221)

 ٭To recite بِسۡـمِ اللّٰه and Surah Al-Ikhlaas at home in the beginning part of the day.

 ٭To make ablution (i.e., washing hands and mouth) before and after eating. (Kanz-ul-Ummal, vol. 10, pp. 106, Hadees 40755)

 ٭To obey Allah عَزَّوَجَلَّ while acting upon the Islamic teachings with punctuality. (Shu’ab-ul-Iman, vol. 6, pp. 219, Hadees 7947)

 ٭To adopt cleanliness and purity.

 ٭To pick up and eat the grains of food dropped on the dining-mat. (Ittahaf-us-Sadaat-ul-Muttaqeen, vol. 5, pp. 597)

 ٭To offer Tahajjud Salah regularly; to seek repentance abundantly; to make Istighfar [i.e. seeking repentance from Allah Almighty] 70 times between the Sunnahs and Fara’id of Fajr Salah; to recite Ayat-ul-Kursi in the house, and to recite Salat-‘Alan-Nabi abundantly. (Sunni Bayhishti Zaywar, pp. 609)

 ٭Donating Holy Quran and Islamic books to Madaris.

 ٭To impart Islamic knowledge to others, even if it is one Quranic Ayah or one Islamic ruling, is also the source of blessings in sustenance.