Dedicate yourself in prayer during special times like between night prayers and dawn

The hadith narrated by 'Aishah tells us about the Prophet Muhammad's practice of praying 11 rak’ahs between the night prayer and dawn. A rak’ah is one unit of prayer that consists of standing, bowing, prostrating and sitting in between. During this time he would make a prostration for as long as it would take someone to recite 50 verses from the Quran before raising his head again. After this he would stand up and pray two short rak’ahs before lying down on his right side until the mu’adhdhin came to him. This hadith teaches us about how important it is to dedicate ourselves in prayer during these times when we are closer to Allah SWT than ever before. It also shows us how devoted our beloved Prophet was towards worshipping Allah SWT even during times when most people are asleep or too tired from their day-to-day activities.