How can a Muslim reconcile performing prayers with a daily work schedule extending from nine in the morning until ten at night, is it permissible to make up the daily prayers from Fajr to Isha, and what is the ruling on leaving prayers due to exhaustion until the following morning?

Allah created humans and bestowed upon them many blessings, and He tested them to try them. People then divided into two groups: one group understood the true nature of this world, that it is a temporary abode of trial, so they prioritized the deeds of the Hereafter over the deeds of this world. They did not prefer the fleeting comfort of this world over the enduring bliss of the Hereafter. The other group was heedless of the true nature of this world, so it became magnified in their eyes, and they prioritized its deeds over the deeds of the Hereafter, and among these is laziness in prayer due to work. The author warned against abandoning prayer and delaying it, stating that delaying prayer beyond its prescribed time without a valid excuse is a great disobedience and a grave sin. He also mentioned that whoever misses a prayer or prayers must make them up immediately.