Perform your daily obligations as Muslims even if it means waking up early or staying up late at night to do so; strive to perform congregational prayers whenever possible; obey Allah's commands without hesitation; manage your time wisely and punctually .

This hadith highlights the importance of prayer in Islam, especially salat al-fajr or dawn prayer. It is narrated by 'Imran b. Husain that when the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was on a journey with his companions, they all fell asleep and missed their fajr prayers. When they awoke, it was already late and so he commanded his mu’adhdhin to call for prayer and then led them in two rak’ahs of sunnah prayers before leading them in their obligatory fajr prayers. This hadith teaches us that we should never miss our daily prayers no matter what situation we are in or how tired we may be; rather, we should strive to perform our obligations as Muslims even if it means waking up early or staying up late at night to do so. Additionally, this hadith also emphasizes the importance of performing congregational prayers whenever possible as it is more rewarding than praying alone at home or elsewhere.