Re: Praying is a challenge..
same here, im so lazy these days and since its school off im extra lazy, not praying at time, putting schoolwork till next day and then next day ... im out of routine :(
this thread is helping me alot!
awwwww
dont worry so much about that, all of us who DON’T pray, after we die, will get to live some place warm, very warm. and we will smell the BBQ 24/7 
Re: Praying is a challenge..
boy am I glad I ran into this thread!
Re: Praying is a challenge..
Peace All
A friend told me a riwaya that I have yet to check up that, the Sahabah used to avoid eating lamb at night due to being heavy with sleep at Fajr time.
So one practical method is to avoid heavy meals at night.
Also, another way is to take the companionship of those who pray and hence you encourage each other to pray.
American indian soldiers, when needed to get up early early in the morning to attack the enemy, used to drink lots of water before going to bed. Nature's call was good enough to force them out of the bed in the early morning time. You have problem getting up early, use that trick.
No wonder the Whities took over the natives so easily....they would be pee'ing as the enemy attacked in the vee hours of the morning.
I think its much easier to read fajr in the winter, as you can read it until 7 - 8 am...
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True. Some ppl have made it so difficult upon themselves to read Fajr in the dark. Fajr can be offered until the local sunrise time which during winter is well past 7 AM.
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Anytime I get lazy or get those 'kon namaz parhe' type feelings, I come to this thread, haha.. and it does the trick ;-)
- For Isha, if you cant wait for the time, read it with you're maghrib. That way atleast you're not missing it.
Am I allowed to read them back to back?
Am I allowed to read them back to back?
The only time I know of when you can do this is hajj. Otherwise it's not allowed unless you're making maghrib toward the end of its time and isha when its time comes in.
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yes praying salah together is fine, but if youre not sure find out from your aalim.
American indian soldiers, when needed to get up early early in the morning to attack the enemy, used to drink lots of water before going to bed. Nature's call was good enough to force them out of the bed in the early morning time. You have problem getting up early, use that trick.
i tried that ....its painful. Best way is to get up a little before fajr e.g if its at 430 , get up 4 EVERY DAY . This way it becomes a routine and it dosent bother you. Like in ramazan
Problem is when people try to get up just a few minutes before fajr azan
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A motivation is needed here than tricks,they never last long.