Dream - Every Muslim who wants to fast during Ramadan is recommended to have suhoor within a time limit before dawn arrives. In addition to being part of the fasting routine, suhoor will also help Dream friends stay strong during the day while fasting. However, it must be admitted that there is still a bad habit that many people often do after suhoor, which is immediately going back to sleep after performing the dawn prayer.

In the narration of Zaid bin Tsabit, Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) said, which means: "We (Zaid bin Tsabit) had suhoor with the Prophet, then he got up to pray. Then I (Anas bin Malik) asked (Zaid): How long is the interval between the call to prayer (adhan) and suhoor? Zaid answered: About the time it takes to recite fifty verses," (Narrated by Anas bin Malik). In one of his works, Sheikh Hasan al-Udwi al-Hamzawi stated that there are two wisdoms in delaying suhoor, which are:

(1) in order to have a healthier and stronger body to carry out activities throughout the day while fasting; and (2) to avoid falling asleep after suhoor. (Sheikh Hasan al-Udwi, an-Nurus Sari min Faidhi Shahihil Imam Bukhari, [Beirut, Darul Kutub Ilmiah: 2000], volume IV, page 423). As for avoiding sleep after suhoor, one can spend the time worshiping Allah SWT, as well as while waiting for iftar time.