1.About this video
This longer video on the Razia Azeem Official channel is about Tahajjud — the night prayer prayed after sleeping, in the quiet hours when the world is still. It explains its virtue, its simple method, and why the duas made in those hours carry a special hope of acceptance. The Quran points to it directly: stand in prayer at night, as an additional devotion, and your Lord may raise you to a praised station (Quran 17:79, in meaning).
2.Key reflections
The night prayer's special status comes from a hadith reported in Sahih al-Bukhari (1142) and Sahih Muslim (758): in the last third of every night, Allah descends to the lowest heaven and calls out — who is asking Me, so I may give him; who is seeking My forgiveness, so I may forgive him. That is the heart of Tahajjud: not a long, complicated ritual, but a private meeting. Even two rak'ahs, prayed with a present heart before Fajr, count — and the dua whispered in sujood at that hour is among the closest a servant ever comes to his Lord.
3.Watch & share
Watch the full video above for the method explained step by step, and try it tonight: sleep early, rise a little before Fajr, pray what you can, and ask Allah for the one thing weighing on your heart. Share the video so others benefit too, and subscribe to the channel for a new reminder every day. You can find more articles on night prayer on the blog.