1.About this video
This short video on the Razia Azeem Official channel carries a breathtaking invitation: in the last third of every night, Allah calls out to His servants — who is asking Me, so I may give him; who is seeking forgiveness, so I may forgive him. That call is reported in Sahih al-Bukhari (1142) and Sahih Muslim (758), and it is repeated every single night of your life, whether you answer it or sleep through it.
2.Key reflections
Tahajjud is not only for scholars or saints. It is for the tired parent, the worried student, the person carrying a dua they have repeated for years. The Quran describes those who pray at night as people whose sides forsake their beds, calling on their Lord in fear and hope (Quran 32:16, in meaning). You do not need to pray all night. Rising a little before Fajr, praying two rak'ahs, and whispering your need in sujood is enough to be among those who answered the call.
3.Watch & share
Watch the short video above, and set your alarm ten minutes earlier tonight — just ten minutes, for Allah alone. 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.