Follow the example set by Prophet Muhammad PBUH in terms of religious practices such as ritual ablutions; strive to keep oneself clean at all times; adhere to Islamic teachings regarding purity and cleanliness; practice what has been prescribed by Islam in terms of rituals related to purity and cleanliness .

This hadith is about the practice of ritual ablution in Islam. It was narrated by 'Aishah that the Messenger of Allah did not perform wudu after taking a bath or ghusl. This means that when one takes a bath or ghusl for purification purposes, they do not need to perform wudu afterwards as it is already considered purified and clean. This hadith teaches us that we should follow the example of our beloved Prophet Muhammad and practice what he taught us in terms of ritual ablution and other religious practices. We should also strive to keep ourselves clean at all times as this is an important part of our faith and will help us stay closer to Allah Almighty.