The Rewards of Devotion on the 27th Night (Laylat al-Qadr)

Tiring oneself for worldly pursuits brings satisfaction, but tiring oneself for Allah's obedience is an honor and a gift.
Physical pain from long prayer or sitting for Allah's sake is a blessing.
Avoid comparing tiredness from worldly commitments (family, shopping, social events) to tiredness from worship.
Blessed are those whose feet and bodies tire from standing and sitting before Allah, spending time in His remembrance.
Efforts made for Allah's pleasure, with sincerity (ikhlas), are most valuable. Don't show off or share with others.
Concealing good deeds protects them.
Just as one makes every effort to secure a worldly deal, one should strive to secure closeness to Allah.
Allah's promise: The laborer is paid before their sweat dries. We should expect our reward from Allah on the same night.
We are weak and unworthy, but Allah's grace allowed us to worship; we desperately plead for our reward.
Just as a laborer waits for their pay, we wait for Allah's reward for our efforts in devotion.

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