Description
The Barakah Journal, produced by the Productive Muslim Company, is a beautiful and practical tool designed to help individuals achieve greater productivity and mindfulness in their daily lives. The journal features a sleek and elegant design, with high-quality paper and a soft-touch cover that is both durable and visually appealing.
Inside, the Barakah Journal offers a range of powerful tools and resources, including daily and weekly planners, goal-setting exercises, gratitude practices, and reflection prompts. These resources are carefully curated to help users stay organized, focused, and inspired as they work towards their personal and professional goals.
One of the most unique and valuable features of the Barakah Journal is its emphasis on spirituality and mindfulness. In addition to practical productivity tools, the journal also includes daily and weekly reflections on Islamic principles and teachings, as well as powerful reminders of the importance of gratitude, mindfulness, and self-care.
Whether you are a busy professional, a student, a parent, or simply someone looking to live a more intentional and fulfilling life, the Barakah Journal is an invaluable tool that can help you stay organized, motivated, and connected to your deeper values and purpose. With its combination of practical productivity tools and powerful spiritual insights, this journal is a must-have for anyone looking to cultivate greater productivity, mindfulness, and meaning in their daily life.
Who is this journal for?
✓ Professionals/Executives who want to connect their careers with higher intentions.
✓ Entrepreneurs/Business owners who want to attract Barakah in their startups and businesses.
✓ Students who want to develop healthy, productive routines aligned with Prophet Muhammad's routine (peace be upon him).
✓ Parents who want to focus on the Mindsets, Values, and Rituals that bring Barakah to their home and children.
- Size: 21.5 x 13 cm, perfect for taking with you wherever you go
- One full-page spread for every daily planning/review, weekly planning, weekly review and weekly routine planning
- Covers a 6-month period
- Pages: 256
- Binding: Hardback covered with thermal-leather material
- Printed and bound in the Republic of Turkey
This beautiful journal is from the creators of "The Productive Muslim" book and the "Barakah Culture Cards".
Set Weekly and Daily Intentions. Make Barakah a priority! Live the Prophetic Routine!
I have never used planners. I would make lists of things to do and mechanically try to get through those. But I find that a simple five minutes of writing down your goals helps focus your mind on the day ahead. This is the first planner that I bought for myself, and I’m quite happy with it. I’m not happy with how I didn’t accomplish certain tasks, but the Barakah journal puts matters in perspective. There is a weekly plan, a daily plan, and at the end of the week you get a weekly review. In this review you write down what you are grateful for in the past week, among a couple of other things. So you don’t weigh down on yourself for what you didn’t do, but are grateful for what Allah allowed you to accomplish, and you can make a small plan on how to go about the next week.
The Barakah journal has a few guidelines at the beginning, of how to be productive in a way that brings Barakah in your life (hence the name). The cover is strong with a small elastic strap so the journal will withstand the abuse of a handbag. I bought a couple for my kids as well, and my older one loves it (my younger one needs to be prompted to use it).
As it’s a journal, I believe it’s a great investment. It’s more than a planner, it’s a few moments of remembering what you want and being reminded of making Du’a and Istikhara for those tasks. Great buy alhamdulillah.
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I have never used planners. I would make lists of things to do and mechanically try to get through those. But I find that a simple five minutes of writing down your goals helps focus your mind on the day ahead. This is the first planner that I bought for myself, and I’m quite happy with it. I’m not happy with how I didn’t accomplish certain tasks, but the Barakah journal puts matters in perspective. There is a weekly plan, a daily plan, and at the end of the week you get a weekly review. In this review you write down what you are grateful for in the past week, among a couple of other things. So you don’t weigh down on yourself for what you didn’t do, but are grateful for what Allah allowed you to accomplish, and you can make a small plan on how to go about the next week.
The Barakah journal has a few guidelines at the beginning, of how to be productive in a way that brings Barakah in your life (hence the name). The cover is strong with a small elastic strap so the journal will withstand the abuse of a handbag. I bought a couple for my kids as well, and my older one loves it (my younger one needs to be prompted to use it).
As it’s a journal, I believe it’s a great investment. It’s more than a planner, it’s a few moments of remembering what you want and being reminded of making Du’a and Istikhara for those tasks. Great buy alhamdulillah.