Be devoted to your prayers even at night when you are tired from a long day of work or school; Be punctual with your prayers; Be mindful of your prayers even when you are tired or sleepy so that they do not become a burden on you but rather an act of worship that brings you closer to Allah SWT .

This hadith narrates how the beloved prophet Muhammad ﷺ used to pray at night. He would pray eleven rak’ahs including witr and then sleep deeply until Bilal came to wake him up for prayer again. He would then get up and pray two brief rak’ahs before leading the people in prayer without performing wudu’ first. This hadith teaches us that we should be devoted to our prayers even at night when we are tired from a long day of work or school; it also shows us that we should be punctual with our prayers as well as being mindful of them even when we are tired or sleepy so that they do not become a burden on us but rather an act of worship that brings us closer to Allah SWT .