Have pure intentions while performing religious acts ; Work together with family members ; Strive towards righteousness through actions taken out faithfulness only ; Love Allah above all else .

This hadith is about the practice of I’tikaf, which is a spiritual retreat that Muslims do during the last ten days of Ramadan. It involves staying in a mosque for a certain period to focus on prayer and worshiping Allah. In this hadith, we learn that Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was displeased when he saw that Aisha, Hafsa, and Zainab were trying to compete with each other by pitching tents for themselves to perform I’tikaf in. He then decided not to perform it himself as it was not done with pure intentions but rather out of competition between them. After Ramadan ended, he performed it again for 10 days in Shawwal without any competition or rivalry between them. This teaches us that our actions should be done purely out of love for Allah and not because we want recognition or attention from others. We should also strive to have good relationships with our family members so we can work together towards pleasing Allah instead of competing against each other unnecessarily.