أُصَلِّي وَأَرْقُدُ
“I pray and I also sleep.”
Arqudu means “I sleep or rest.” Both verbs are in the present tense and describe the Prophet's practice.
This does not reduce the importance of night prayer. Rather, it shows that worship does not erase ordinary and necessary needs. Chronic deprivation of sleep that damages health, obligations or others' rights can run counter to the balanced pattern of worship.
Sound devotion preserves sincerity, adherence to the Sunnah and sustainable practice.
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Justice, Accountability, and Moderation in Worship (Accounts 37–38)
أُصَلِّي وَأَرْقُدُ
“I pray and I also sleep.”
Arqudu means “I sleep or rest.” Both verbs are in the present tense and describe the Prophet's practice.
This does not reduce the importance of night prayer. Rather, it shows that worship does not erase ordinary and necessary needs. Chronic deprivation of sleep that damages health, obligations or others' rights can run counter to the balanced pattern of worship.
Sound devotion preserves sincerity, adherence to the Sunnah and sustainable practice.