In the light of the Holy Hadith

Do your work regularly and get up early in the morning

Hazrat Masruq (RAA) said: I asked Aisha (RAA) which action was most loved by Allah’s messenger? She replied: The one regularly done. I said: When did he get up night? She replied: He got up at cockcrow. (Bukhari, Muslim).

The importance of regular activities
The first section of the Hadith teaches us that the acts that Allah’s prophet (pbuh) most liked are performed on a daily basis, regardless of how tiny they may be. We know from experience that it is exceedingly challenging to arrive at a final decision on any given issue or topic during the course of a single night. By engaging in consistent and ongoing actions related to a certain matter, a man has the opportunity to gain expertise and knowledge. He has ample time to consider it and think things through for the development. Allah is merciful to the one who adheres to this tradition and habit. It’s said that Rome wasn’t created in a day.
The importance of early to rise and early to bed
The Hadith quoted above may have informed us that our beloved Prophet (pbuh) had a habit of rising early from his bed. Thus, for Muslims, getting out of bed early in the morning is crucial. Salah is a must for every adult Muslim once they get out of bed in the morning. A Muslim gains a stronger relationship with the Almighty Allah through Salah. This is an excellent practice carried out by Allah’s army and most devoted servant. Their faith and beliefs are growing stronger by the day. A person loses moral strength if they skip the dawn prayer. We all know that a man who rises and goes to bed early is healthier, wealthier, and wiser. According to Aisha (RAA), in a different Hadith, the Prophet (pbuh) used to spend the early hours of the night sleeping and the later hours standing in prayer. The Muslim Bukhari. As a result, staying up late and getting up early is essential to our prosperity and allows us to develop our spiritual side.