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Prayer is life, even after death.

How many times have you skipped over an opportunity to pray an extra prayer?

You might wake up 10 minutes before Fajid but decide to go back to sleep instead of

praying that short to Hajjid. You might have a few minutes before needing to go out to work,

but instead of praying two rakas of doha, you think it's not really worth it. You regularly pass up

on the sunnah after the obligatory prayers, when you really didn't need to rush back

to whatever it was you were doing.

It seems like in this dunya, extra prayer is at the bottom of the priority list.

It will only get done as long as I have nothing else to do at that time.

But in the Barzach, it's the most precious of provisions.

If the dead could speak, what do you think they would say?

We actually know the answer, and it's surprisingly a very specific one.

The Prophet, Sallu Aenehu-Sel passed by a grave and he said to the companions,

who is the occupant of this grave?

And they said, so and so.

He said, you see this man,

Rackattaini ahabu'i to this,

two rakas are more beloved to him than everything of what remains of your worldly life.

In another narration, the prophet, sallu ariwa'u's said,

Raka'attani, khafifatani, m'amma tachirun, two light rakaas,

which you regard as insignificant, but which this person could have added to his deeds

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