Make your prayer brief but complete when leading people

The hadith narrated by Anas tells us that the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) used to make his prayers brief but still complete when leading people in prayer. This teaches us that we should strive for brevity in our prayers while still making sure that all of the necessary components are included. It is important to remember that although it is good to be brief, we should not rush through our prayers or leave out any of the essential parts. We must also remember that this was a practice of the Prophet himself and so it is something we should strive for as well.

The Prophet's example shows us how important it is to take care with our worship and ensure that we are doing everything correctly and completely while also being mindful of time and not wasting too much time on unnecessary things during prayer. This hadith reminds us of the importance of balance between efficiency and accuracy in our worship, which can help us become better Muslims overall.