Strive for excellence in worshipping Allah SWT ; Take care not to miss any part or forget any words while praying ; Offer one's best worship possible ; Be mindful during prayers ; Follow suit with 'Amin'.

This hadith speaks about the prayer of Abu Hurairah, a companion of the Prophet Muhammad. It was narrated by Nu’aim Al-Mujmir that he prayed behind him and noticed that his prayer was very similar to that of the Messenger. He recited Surat al Fatihah, and when he reached a certain verse, he said ‘Amin’ and everyone else followed suit. Every time he prostrated himself in sujood, he said ‘Allahu Akbar’ and after two rakats, he said it again before saying salam. After finishing his prayer, Abu Hurayrah declared with conviction that his prayers were most similar to those offered by the Messenger himself. This hadith teaches us to strive for excellence in our prayers as well as our other deeds so we can be closer to Allah SWT. We should also take care not to miss any part or forget any words while praying so we can offer our best worship possible.