Be prepared to pray even in difficult situations such as war or danger; Follow instructions from leaders during such times; Participate in collective worship together .

The fear prayer is a two-rak'ah prayer that is usually done in times of danger or war. It involves one rak'ah being led by an Imam and another rak'ah being done individually. During this prayer, the Imam stands facing the Qiblah while some people stand with him and others face towards the enemy. He then leads them in bowing once and prostrating twice, making it two rak’ahs for him and one for them. After this, they should bow once more and prostrate twice to make up their second rak’ahs individually. This hadith teaches us that we should be prepared to pray even in difficult situations such as war or danger, as it can help us stay connected to Allah even when we are facing adversity. It also teaches us about following instructions from our leaders during such times so that we can all benefit from collective worship together.