Follow Allah's commands even while travelling or busy with other matters

This hadith explains how Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and his companion Abdullah bin 'Umar used to combine the Maghrib and Isha prayers when they were in a hurry during a journey. When travelling, it is permissible for Muslims to combine their prayers if they are short on time or are unable to perform them separately due to certain circumstances. In this case, after making the call for Iqama for the Maghrib prayer, three rak'ats would be offered followed by Taslim. After waiting for a short while, Iqama would be pronounced again for Isha prayer with two rak'ats being offered followed by Taslim. No Nawafil was prayed between these two prayers or after Isha until he got up in the middle of the night for Tahajjud prayer. This hadith teaches us that we should not neglect our religious obligations even when we are busy or travelling as Allah has given us permission to make adjustments accordingly so that we can still fulfill our duties as Muslims without compromising on our faith.