Pray consistently at night with devotion & dedication; Be knowledgeable about religion & its teachings; Follow orders given by leaders/caliphs/Imams

This hadith speaks of a practice during the caliphate of Umar Ibn Al Khattab, where he ordered two men to lead a night prayer that lasted 11 rakahs. During this prayer, they would recite Mi’in which is a group of medium sized surahs from the Quran. The prayer would last until dawn and those who attended it were so devoted that they had to lean on their staffs due to standing for so long in prayer. This hadith teaches us about devotion and dedication towards our faith and how we should strive to be consistent in our prayers even if it means sacrificing sleep or comfort. It also shows us how important it is for us as Muslims to be knowledgeable about our religion by being able to recite verses from the Quran during prayers.