The ruling on sleeping through the Fajr prayer on the excuse that there is no one to wake him up

Question:
He says: I am a high school student, but what is the ruling on the one who sleeps through the Fajr prayer on the excuse that there is no one to wake him up, given that he is in high school?

Answer:
The Muslim preserves the prayers at their appointed times and in congregation; for they are the pillar of Islam, and he does not be lax with them or sleep through them, nor does he be careless regarding them, because if he is careless with the prayer, he will have no religion left, for it is the pillar of Islam. Islam does not stand except upon it and with its presence, so without prayer, Islam does not stand. Just as a tent, whether it is a hair tent or a canvas tent, does not stand except upon a pole; without the pole, the movable tent does not stand. Likewise, a built house does not stand except upon a pillar and a foundation. Yes.