Say salutations on others as well as yourself during your prayers . Make use of your own personal supplications during your prayers instead relying solely on pre-written ones from religious texts or traditions .

This hadith emphasizes the power of peace and supplications in prayer. It is narrated by 'Abd Allah b. Masud that when they sat up during prayer along with the Messenger of Allah (may peach be upon him) they said "Peace be to Allah before it is supplicated for His servants; peace be to so and so." The Prophet then taught them not to say "Peace be to Allah" as He Himself is peace. Instead he encouraged them to say "The adoration of the tongue are due to Allah, and acts of worship and all good things." He further explained that when one says this phrase it reaches every upright servant in heavens and earth or between heavens and earth. After this one can choose any supplication which pleases him/herself as an offering for their prayer session. This hadith teaches us about the power of saying salutations on others as well as ourselves during our prayers; we should always remember that our words have a great impact on those around us even if we cannot see them or hear from them directly! Additionally, this hadith encourages us to make use of our own personal supplications during our prayers instead relying solely on pre-written ones from religious texts or traditions - allowing us more freedom in expressing ourselves spiritually through prayerful communication with God Almighty!