Should one rise early in the morning to serve God, and should one 'awaken the dawn' rather than be awakened by it?
Synopsis
All authorities mandate early rising to serve God with vigor. The debate centers on whether one should actively awaken before dawn or simply not delay past the congregation's prayer time.
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