The Reward of the Night Prayer — Hadith 1374

Hadith. 1374 - Jabir ibn Isma'il narrated from Ja'far ibn Muhammad, from his father (as), that a man asked Ali ibn Abi Talib (as) about praying during the night with recitation. Ali (as) said to him, "Rejoice! Whoever prays a tenth of the night for the sake of Allah (swt) with sincerity, seeking His reward, Allah (swt), Blessed and Exalted, will say to His angels: 'Write for My servant the good deeds equal to every seed, leaf, and tree that grows in the night, and the number of every stalk, frond, and pasture. '
Whoever prays a ninth of the night, Allah (swt) grants him ten answered supplications and gives him his book (record) in his right hand. Whoever prays an eighth of the night, Allah (swt) grants him the reward of a patient martyr with sincere intention, and he will intercede for his family. Whoever prays a seventh of the night will rise from his grave on the Day of Resurrection with a face as bright as the full moon and cross the Sirat (bridge) with the secure ones. Whoever prays a sixth of the night is counted among the Awabin (those who frequently turn to Allah (swt) in repentance), and their past sins are forgiven. Whoever prays a fifth of the night will be beside Ibrahim (as), the Friend of the Merciful, in his dome. Whoever prays a fourth of the night will be among the first to succeed and cross the Sirat like a fierce wind, entering Paradise without reckoning. Whoever prays a third of the night will have all the a