Making it a habit to say the Basmalah and There is no other god besides God upon waking each morning means this is what you will utter when you are resurrected.1
Observing the five daily Contact Prayers helps one remember God not only during prayer but also while anticipating the next prayer, and one is credited for that anticipation.1, 2
One of the most important and most repeated commandments in the Quran is to remember God frequently and glorify Him day and night.1, 2
Saying God willing when speaking of future plans is a direct commandment that must be carried out no matter who we are talking with, and if forgotten one should apologize and ask for better guidance.1
To invoke God's protection for beloved things such as children, cars, and homes, believers should say MAA SHAA ALLAH, meaning this is God's gift.1
To keep this commandment, believers must establish habits that guarantee God occupies their minds more than anything else, and the Quran helps establish such habits.1
When eating or seeing beautiful creations, believers must reflect on God's creation and glorify Him, seizing every opportunity to remember God so that God may be their God.1, 2
We should meditate on God daily, especially at night, reflect on our failings, and appreciate God's names and attributes, since God commands us to magnify Him constantly.1
From Muzdalifah pilgrims go to Mena to spend a few days commemorating God.1, 2
Pilgrims commemorate God by saying that they have responded to Him and proclaiming that He has no partner.1
We should mention God's name before slaughtering to remember God, but each consumer, not the butcher or grocer, is individually responsible for mentioning God's name before eating.1, 2, 3, 4
Reminding benefits the believers, so the community sends weekly email reminders and invites every submitter to join the list.1, 2, 3
We must sincerely say God willing about future plans so that we acknowledge God and do not harbor regret when things do not go as expected.1, 2
Through the five daily prayers God reminds us of His presence in every moment, teaching continuous God consciousness.1
Ramadan is a special time to grow our souls through meditation and glorification of God, and every day of it is a chance to commemorate God.1, 2
Being aware of God includes being aware of His qualities by focusing on them and appreciating them.1
Failing to remember God suffocates the soul, and those who fail to heed their Lord are summoned blue on the Day of Judgment like one deprived of oxygen.1, 2, 3
Focusing on God and the words during the contact prayer brings alertness, calm, and peace that last well after the prayer ends.1
If a person does not commemorate God and side with Him, the devil is the only alternative, and worshiping Satan pollutes the soul.1, 2
The contact prayers prevent vice and are designed to remember God, so they cannot be properly observed without remembering God.1, 2, 3
We are commanded to say In the Name of God before eating, and this remembrance makes our food nourishing for the soul.1, 2, 3
We breathe for our souls by remembering God frequently, day and night, as much as we breathe or more.1, 2, 3
When we let anger, stress, or sadness control us, we rebel against God's plan, and we can use Jonah's prayer to get out of our own crises.1, 2, 3
The annual Submitters conference is an opportunity to remember God, increase knowledge, and meet fellow believers.1
Believers remember God while standing, sitting, and lying down, and reflect on creation, knowing God did not create it in vain.1, 2
God commands us to commemorate Him frequently and meditate night and day, remembering Him within ourselves, publicly and privately.1, 2, 3
God commands us to remember Him and be thankful, and He gave us hearing, eyesight, and brains, yet people are rarely thankful.1, 2
God gives us opportunities almost every day, such as drinking water or seeing our own sound mind, and we should grasp them to thank and praise Him.1, 2, 3
Remembrance of God is the most important objective of the Contact Prayer, and after completing it we should remember God standing, sitting, or lying down.1, 2
This temporary life is our final opportunity to earn Paradise, so we should grab every chance to please and commemorate God.1, 2
We must say God willing before saying we will do anything in the future, and if we forget, immediately remember God and ask to do better.1
Your god is whatever occupies your thoughts most of the time, which is why God commands believers to remember and glorify Him frequently, day and night.1, 2
Breaking the fast each evening is a profound reminder that God is the Provider and in control of all things, bringing peace that leads people to glorify Him.1
If we keep God foremost in our thoughts and follow His commandments, He will reward us.1
One characteristic of the believers is that they praise their Lord.1, 2
Ramadan is a peaceful time for meditation, reflection, reading the Quran, finding personal weaknesses, and repenting, and hunger becomes a chance to remember God.1, 2
The annual Submitters conference is an opportunity to remember God, increase knowledge, and meet brethren in faith.1
We must praise and glorify God at every chance, day and night, before sunrise and before sunset, and when we rise and retire.1, 2, 3
All praise belonging to God is a timeless fact in this life and the Hereafter, and believers should proclaim it now, as in daily Contact Prayers, rather than waiting.1, 2
All religious duties are gifts for the soul that help us remember and appreciate God, and fasting feeds the soul and lets it rule the body.1, 2
During Ramadan believers try to focus more on God through more commemoration, imploring, Quran reading, and Quran study with other submitters.1
Believers must remember God and be thankful, and the Contact Prayers exist to remember Him, which is their most important objective.1, 2, 3, 4
Fasting trains and strengthens the soul, helping a person remember God and implore Him more often during the day.1, 2, 3
Even when it is hard, one should remember God, be steadfast, and be kind, so as to be among the kind and humble whom God blesses on the Day of Judgment.1, 2
We should thank God every morning, remember Him in every thought, and appreciate His greatness by looking at His creation.1, 2, 3
It is better to be among those who meditate at night, prostrating and staying up, aware of the Hereafter and seeking the mercy of their Lord.1
When one forgets to remember God before acting or planning, one should remember Him right away and ask Him for guidance to do better next time.1