Sa'eed ibn 'Abdul-'Azeez used to stand the night in prayer, and when the time of Fajr entered he would renew his wudhoo and leave [home] for the masjid.
Tag: fajr
Engaging in seeking forgiveness
Every night, Wakee' ibn al-Jarraah رحمه الله would not sleep until he had read a third of the Qur.aan. Then, during the last [third] of the night he would stand in prayer and recite the al-Mufassal.
After the Fajr prayer
Sitting after the Fajr prayer to engage in morning remembrances and reading the Qur.aan is among the Sunan (pl. Sunnah) a Muslim is encouraged to be diligent upon.
The best of prayers
The [prayer which is considered to be the] best of prayers to Allaah is [the] morning (Fajr) prayer in congregation on the day of Jumu'ah.
Sleeping through the Fajr prayer
[About sleeping through the Fajr prayer]... We seek refuge in Allaah from that.
Maintaining brotherhood
When a brother missed the Fajr car pool, Shaykh al-Albaanee insisted they go and check on him.
Combining the two Sunnah rak'ahs of Fajr along with the Tahiyyatul-Masjid
[And] the second question [is] when he enters the masjid, he prays the [two Sunnah] rak'ahs of the Fajr [prayer], and combines it with the tahiyyatul-masjid; [is that] permissible?
What time is my flight?
“My flight is at exactly 12 noon!” [So] how long will you continue to sleep? How will you get to the airport [in time] so you don't miss the flight? Or how will you get to the train station?
The Witr prayer
[Regarding] the Witr [prayer, then] its time begins from the moment [you] finish the 'Ishaa prayer.
Delaying the Fajr prayer
As for those who delay the Fajr prayer until its time passes - while they are able to pray it on time, then their prayer is not accepted, even if they were to pray [it] 1,000 times!