How can a Muslim organize their day to spend it entirely in obedience to God, hoping to be among the victorious and not the regretful at the time of death?

A Muslim's daily routine varies depending on their circumstances, but all share in the practice of sleeping early for Qiyam (definition) al-Layl (night prayer), then performing the Fajr prayer in congregation for men, and sitting to remember Allah until sunrise. They also perform the five daily prayers on time, honor their parents and maintain kinship ties, avoid backbiting and slander, and increase in the remembrance of Allah by observing the established adhkar (remembrances). They dedicate time to attend a lesson or a sermon, observe the regular Sunnah (definition) prayers and Duha prayer, and fast the recommended days with sincere intention for Allah.