Pray consistently regardless of fatigue or exhaustion ; Be mindful while praying ; Dedicate oneself towards worshiping God ; Show devotion towards religion ; Respect religious practices ; Commit oneself towards spiritual growth ; Have patience when facing difficulty in fulfilling religious obligations .

This hadith is about the prayer of the Messenger of Allah during Ramadan. It is narrated by Yahya who heard it from Malik who heard it from Said ibn Abi Said al-Maqburi who heard it from Abu Salama ibn Abd ar-Rahman ibn Awf who asked A'isha, the wife of the Prophet Muhammad PBUH. According to this hadith, during Ramadan or any other time for that matter, Prophet Muhammad PBUH did not exceed 11 rakats in his prayers which were usually divided into four followed by another four and then three rakats. He also said that even though his eyes may sleep but his heart does not sleep which implies that one should always be mindful in their prayers even if they are tired or sleepy. This hadith teaches us to be consistent with our prayers no matter how tired we are and to always stay mindful while praying as our hearts should never fall asleep even if our bodies do so due to fatigue or exhaustion.