Be consistent with religious practices even when travelling or away from home; strive to make worship more meaningful by praying in places where one can feel closer to Allah; have a deeper connection with Allah through prayer

This hadith tells us about how the Prophet Muhammad used to practice his faith while travelling towards Makkah. He would dismount at a place called Dhu Tuwa and stay there overnight until it was time for him to pray Subh, which is one of the five daily prayers Muslims are obligated to perform. The Prophet Muhammad would then pray on top of a big hillock instead of in the Masjid that was built later on. This hadith teaches us about how important it is for Muslims to be consistent with their religious practices even when they are travelling or away from home. It also shows us that we should always strive to make our worship more meaningful by praying in places where we can feel closer to Allah and have a deeper connection with Him.