Follow what Allah has commanded through His words in the Quran . Follow your leader's example in prayer . Show humility & submission before God . Worship only God above all else . Come together under one leader who follows Allah's commands without question or hesitation .

This hadith speaks of the importance of reciting the Quran and following its teachings. When the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) recited a verse that required prostration, he would utter “Allah is most great” or “takbir” in Arabic. Everyone around him would then follow suit by prostrating themselves in prayer. This hadith teaches us to be mindful of our actions and to follow what Allah has commanded us through His words in the Quran. It also shows us how important it is for Muslims to be united as one community by following their leader's example in prayer.

The act of prostrating oneself before Allah is an act of humility and submission which shows our devotion towards Him as well as our willingness to obey His commands without hesitation or doubt. It also serves as a reminder for us that we are nothing compared to Him and that He alone should be worshipped above all else. Furthermore, this hadith teaches us about unity within Islam; when we all come together under one leader who follows Allah's commands without question or hesitation then we can become stronger together than apart.