Follow all religious rules even when undertaking a difficult task such as a pilgrimage or any other form of worship in Islam; Persevere and dedicate oneself towards fulfilling one's religious obligations no matter what obstacles come one's way during this journey; Fulfill one's religious obligations; Enter into the state of Ihram for both Umra and Hajj if possible; Bring sacrifical animals if able to do so while on pilgrimage journeys .

This hadith speaks about the importance of entering into the state of Ihram for both Umra and Hajj, which are two important Islamic pilgrimages that Muslims undertake to fulfill their religious obligations. It also mentions that some people among Prophet Muhammad's companions brought sacrificial animals with them, but they still did not put off their Ihrams until they completed their pilgrimage rituals. This shows us how important it is to follow all religious rules even when we are undertaking a difficult task such as a pilgrimage or any other form of worship in Islam. The hadith also teaches us about perseverance and dedication towards fulfilling our religious obligations no matter what obstacles come our way during this journey.