Dedicate time for praying at night even if you are tired or sleepy

This hadith is about the excellence of Tahajjud prayer which is a voluntary night prayer that Muslims can perform during any month but it is especially encouraged to do so during the holy month of Ramadan. It was narrated by Aishah bint Abu Bakr as-Siddiq, may Allah be pleased with her, that Prophet Muhammad ﷺ did not observe more than eleven Rak'ahs for his nightly prayers and he would start with four rak’ahs followed by another four and then three rak’ahs for witr. When asked why he did not sleep before performing witr, he replied that his eyes slept but his heart did not sleep. This hadith teaches us the importance of dedicating time to pray at night even if we are tired or sleepy because it brings us closer to Allah and helps us stay connected to Him throughout our day-to-day lives.