In order to keep one’s eyes healthy, Ayat al-Kursi should be recited after prayers, following which, one must put his hands on his eyes and say, "Allāhumma ihfaz hadaqatayya bihaqqi hadaqatay ‘Alī bin Abi Ṭālib Amīr al-Mu’minīn ‘alayhi as-salām. (O God, protect my two eyes for the sake of the two ey...

It appears that the reason behind our having fallen behind is in our neglecting Mustahabbaat! Scholars of the past were committed to Mustahabbaat, such as Ziarah, Du’a, recitation of the Qur'an, offering prayers on time, and avoiding the Makruhaat, such as sleeping before sunrise. ...

One of the other responsibilities, along with all the other struggles, is to recite the Qur'an in its proper manner (i.e. in the way it is worthy to be read), such that we learn something new in every recitation. We must also benefit from each of our prayers more than before, rather than just repeat...

Do we need picks and spades for removing the veils?! For instance, the best way is in prayers; do we need to carry tools with us in prayers in order to combat the veils?! ...

They have not asked us to dig a mountain in our worship; the most difficult part is to offer night prayers, which in reality, requires a change in our sleeping times, not an absolute lack of sleep. Rather, sleep half an hour earlier, so that you wake up half an hour earlier.  ...

Those who have important desires, should offer the ordinary prayers and acts of worship that have been mentioned for the fulfilment of desires, and if they want to emphasize on their need and make sure that it is fulfilled, then they should go into Sajdah after their supplications and prayers and tr...

Q: What should one do to remove fatigue and laziness from one’s prayers? A: Busy yourselves with Mustahab prayers when active, and suffice yourselves with Wajibat during times of exhaustion. ...

The condition for the fulfillment of prayers is abstinence from sins… sometimes the best interest is in delaying the response, and sometimes it is in altering the response for the better. The one who prays, thinks that his prayers have not been responded, whilst the people of certainty understand. ...

Grief, sorrow, and crying are acts of the heart, so much so that crying and tears are signs of the acceptance of the Witr prayers.[The last Rak'ah of Night prayers] ...

In my [humble] opinion, crying for the sake of Imam Hussain, peace be upon him, is higher in virtue than the night prayers. ...