Be mindful in prayer; Praise God; Make sincere supplications; Take advantage of opportunities to communicate with God ; Convey His message .

The hadith narrated by 'Abdullah bin 'Abbas tells us about the importance of prayer in Islam. During his final illness, the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) drew aside a curtain with a cloth wrapped around his head and said "O Allah, I have conveyed the Message" three times. He then taught that when bowing and prostrating during prayer, one should glorify their Lord by saying "Subhanallah" or "Glory be to God", as well as strive hard in supplication or du'a. This is because du'a is more deserving of a response from God than reciting Quranic verses while bowing or prostrating. This hadith teaches us to be mindful of our prayers and to make sure we are actively engaging with them rather than just going through the motions. We must remember that prayer is an opportunity for us to communicate with our Creator so we must take advantage of it by making sincere du'as for ourselves, our families, our communities, etc., while also praising Him for His greatness throughout each prayer session.