<![CDATA[The focus of this research is the phenomenon of modern procrastination that is prevalent, which is often only viewed from the perspective of time management or psychology. The purpose of this research is to fill this gap by discussing the theological basis for the command to hasten good deeds and revealing the dangers of procrastination as a disease of the heart using the method of thematic hadith study. The method used is qualitative, which is a type of library research. The main data sources come from Makhtabah Syamilah and the Hadith Encyclopedia of the 9 Imams. The hadiths were evaluated using a structured thematic analysis method inspired by grounded theory through the stages of open coding and axial coding. The results of the study on 27 hadith samples found three main points, namely the importance of avoiding regression, self-control, mental discipline, and correct worship. In this study, it was found that procrastination is a reflection of negligence and desire that leads to spiritual failure. Strengthening the inner intention with real actions, maintaining consistency in steadfastness, implementing management, discipline in timely prayers, and optimising a productive morning routine are some prophetic solutions to break the chains of laziness.]]>
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