Be mindful while praying , Make two prostrations at the end of each prayer , Strive for perfection in religious practices .

This hadith is about the noon prayer, which is one of the five daily prayers that Muslims are obligated to perform. According to this hadith, Prophet Muhammad PBUH prayed five rakahs for his noon prayer and then made two prostrations after giving salutations at the end of his prayer. This teaches us that we should be mindful of our prayers and make sure we are performing them correctly according to Islamic teachings. We should also remember to make two prostrations at the end of each prayer as a sign of humility before God Almighty. Furthermore, it teaches us that we should always strive for perfection in our religious practices so that we can gain maximum benefit from them and draw closer to God Almighty through them.