Perform your religious duties on time with dedication ; Follow Allah's commands ; Pray five times daily ; Gain Allah's blessings in this life and hereafter

This hadith is about the timings of the five daily prayers that Muslims must perform. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ taught us that these prayers should be done at specific times throughout the day. The first prayer is Subh which is done when dawn appears. Then comes Zuhr which is prayed when the sun has passed its zenith. After this comes ‘Asr which should be prayed when a shadow of an object is equal to its height. Then comes Maghrib which should be prayed when the sun has set and it’s permissible for fasting people to eat again. Lastly comes ‘Isha’ which should be prayed after twilight has disappeared from view. The following day he taught us that we must pray Subh a little earlier than before and then pray Zuhr when a shadow of an object was equal to its height again but for ‘Asr we must wait until a shadow was twice as long as its height before praying it and then pray Maghrib at same time as before followed by ‘Isha’ after a short period in night had passed by. This hadith teaches us about how important it is to follow Allah's commands and perform our religious duties on time with dedication and sincerity so that we can gain His blessings in this life and hereafter too!