Do voluntary acts with love and devotion instead of obligation or fear .

This hadith speaks about the fear of compulsion that the Prophet Muhammad PBUH had when it came to doing good deeds. He was afraid that if he did a certain deed, people might make it compulsory for everyone else and thus take away its reward from those who did it out of their own free will. For example, the Prophet never prayed the Duha prayer but his wife Aisha RA used to offer this prayer voluntarily without any compulsion or obligation. This teaches us that we should be careful not to make religious obligations out of voluntary acts as this can take away their reward and spiritual benefit from those who perform them out of their own free will. We should also remember that Allah SWT rewards us more for our voluntary acts than our obligatory ones as they come from a place of love and devotion rather than obligation or fear.