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Now there's something to speak about here when it talks about being tired.

The Prophet ﷺ never taught us to seek tiredness for the sake of seeking tiredness

or seek exhaustion for the sake of being exhausted.

Makhoyy Rasallahu alayhi wa sallam beina emrein.

Prophet ﷺ was not given a choice between two things except for what?

Iqtara?

Hey Saruhma, the Prophet ﷺ took the easier one of the two routes.

If there were two equal things in front of the messenger ﷺ,

he always chose the easier route on his Salat to his Salat.

He told his companions not to sit out in the hot sun if they have shade.

He taught his companions and he taught his wife,

will be Allahutallahu alayhi wa sallam,

when she had the rope in the masjid to hold herself up when she would get tired.

That once a person reaches that point where they no longer know what they're saying anymore,

at that point you should go to sleep.

So the Prophet ﷺ was not one who taught us to self-destruct,

to hurt ourselves, but there's a natural element of a tab of hardship fatigue

that comes with worshipping Allahus-ul-Harram-ul-Tawd especially in these seasons.

And there's a visual in Arafah that I always think about.

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