Follow the practice of raising one's hands during prayer as an act of humility and submission before Allah .

This hadith is about the importance of raising one's hands during prayer. It was narrated by Ibn 'Umar that the Prophet Muhammad used to raise his hands when beginning prayer, bowing down in prayer, raising his head from bowing and standing up after two rak’ahs. This action is a sign of humility and submission before Allah as well as a way of asking for His blessings. It also serves as an example for Muslims on how they should conduct themselves while praying. By following this practice we can show our respect for Allah and demonstrate our faith in Him. Furthermore, it reminds us that we are all equal before God regardless of our social status or wealth; thus it encourages us to be humble and grateful for His mercy upon us all.