Reading the prayer upon waking up is a practice that has been taught by Prophet Muhammad SAW to his people. The prayer upon waking up is practiced as an expression of gratitude to Allah SWT for still being given the opportunity to live and go through the day. Not only praying, there are also etiquettes that should be followed by Muslims when waking up. Muslims need to practice these etiquettes after waking up so that they can become a daily habit.

Islamic teachings always teach the values of goodness to its followers, even in simple things like waking up. Islam provides guidelines for proper etiquette that should be followed. Implementing etiquette when waking up is highly recommended because there are virtues behind every command in Islam. Here are some etiquette when waking up that should be practiced by every Muslim:

The following is the translation of the provided 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "The next etiquette after waking up is to use siwak and wash hands three times. Siwak has been used since ancient times before the discovery of toothbrush and toothpaste. Siwak or miswak is a stick or twig that comes from the arak tree. This tree is classified as a shrub that grows abundantly in the Middle East region. "When the Prophet Muhammad SAW woke up at night, he cleaned his mouth with siwak." (Muttafaq 'alaih)"

Istinsar is to release or spurt water from the nose after previously inhaling the water (istinsyaq). Istinsar and istinsyaq are done during ablution, specifically when cleaning the nose. Inhale the ablution water briefly and then release it again. "When one of you wakes up from sleep, then perform istinsar three times, for indeed, the devil spends the night in the end (cavity) of his nose." (Muttafaq 'alaih)