Be mindful of your prayers, Strive for excellence in your worship

This hadith is about the Prophet Muhammad's (PBUH) practice of praying without performing ablution again before the dawn prayer. It was narrated by Ibn 'Abbas, who spent a night in his maternal aunt's house and saw how the Prophet got up at night to perform a short ablution with little water from a water-skin hanging there. He then observed prayer and went back to sleep until Bilal came to inform him about the dawn prayer. The Prophet then went out and observed it without performing another ablution, as this was his special prerogative due to his heart not sleeping even when his eyes did. This hadith teaches us that we should be mindful of our prayers even when we are tired or sleepy, as it is an important part of our faith that should not be neglected or taken lightly. We should also strive for excellence in our worship by being mindful of all its details such as making sure we have performed wudu properly before each prayer time.