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to be honest it is all down to your level of iimaan, for instance when I was in Uni there was a few occassions when the prayer was due during a two hour lecture and I left midway through to go and pray. On one time, the qumayo lecturer (I suspected she was yuhud) actually addressed me when I was leaving, along with a few others for jumcah, saying: "if you go now you'll miss key lecture notes" so I said "no problem, I can get notes from friends" It was as if the shaydaan was speaking for her trying to dissuade us from praying.

cumar you're right, my iman always up and down and ,when is up everything including ibadat is so easy and delightful. it depends every given time the level of the iman. i can feel from my own level of iman.

some nights, i debate myself so long even i m awake, hmm i already prayed, shafa'a and witir. let me sleep littlw bit...hmm it's only naafila, let me relax and so on. and when my iman is high i just wake up and is easy.

Yes bro, to increase our iimaan we have to fight with our nafs