Be devoted to your prayers; Use prayer time as an opportunity to ask for blessings; Remember those who are less fortunate than you; Seek protection from harm/evil

This hadith speaks about how devoted Abu Hurairah was to praying like the Messenger of Allah. He would recite supplications in the last rak'ah of his prayer, which is a part of salat that is done after reciting surahs from the Quran. He also used to pray for believers and curse disbelievers. This hadith teaches us that we should be devoted to our prayers and use them as an opportunity to ask for blessings for ourselves and others, as well as seek protection from harm or evil. It also reminds us that we should not forget about those who are less fortunate than us or who may have wronged us in some way, but instead remember them in our prayers too.