Connscious edge of earthly reality

His mobile phone rang in the early hours of the morning. What he asked was nothing different but a slightly pertinent question, particularly more often raised by all those self-declared moral teachers. 

His focus is solely on reanalysing whether that single person attends the Fajr prayer. When the time for prayer is over, most of us try to pray at home. This is quite a normal practice.

His deep concern was a bit direct, hitting on the person's absence from the early morning prayer. He finds himself too honest in daily life, but factually, his words are not exempt from the usual practice of speaking intended sentences.

His direct query was: You don't work in a way that prevents you from waking up early. This was his straight question. Of course, his physical presence in the mosque is his primary concern.  

However, he does not seem to follow the very point that if one fails to reach the mosque in time, he can pray at home. If he thinks it necessary to offer prayers, he can do it.

One may have slept for a little longer than usual for a variety of reasons. If they get up a little later than usual, practice. Sleep is a natural and uncontrollable part of life.

It is indeed a natural occurrence to sleep and wake up early in the morning. This is, mercifully, something that needs to be comprehended by one and all. 

Even so, he feels correct because it is exactly the kind of thing that the sincere ones might not be able to ignore in the year 2026. 

Not, for example, this appears to be a somewhat odd inclination towards moral pressure and an oddly connected aspect of our normal lives beneath flimsy manners, with those that could not be compensated, 

"I'm a moral police" with surely not rolled-up sleeves. Instead of eliminating his moral paucities in day-to-day existence, he can't help but anticipate how that specific point will slip, gather and curl off the conscious edge of his presence upon the living planet.