Follow what has been taught by Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) so we can be sure we are doing our prayers correctly .

This hadith talks about how to perform the evening prayer, also known as Maghrib, and night prayer, also known as ‘Ishaa’. It was narrated by Al-Hakam that Sa'eed bin Jubair led them in Jam', which is a place in Saudi Arabia. He prayed three Rak'ahs with an Iqamah for Maghrib then two Rak'ahs for ‘Ishaa'. He mentioned that Abdullah bin Umar had done this before him and that it was also done by the Messenger of Allah. The importance of this hadith is that it shows us how to properly perform our prayers according to Islamic teachings. It teaches us that we should follow what has been taught by Prophet Muhammad ﷺ so we can be sure we are doing our prayers correctly. We should always strive to make sure our supplications are accepted by Allah SWT through following His teachings closely.