Follow religious practices and strive to do our best in following them.

This hadith is about the practice of fasting, which is an important part of Islamic faith and culture. It was narrated by Abdullah ibn Mas’ud, a companion of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). The hadith states that the Prophet often kept fasts for twenty-nine days instead of thirty. This suggests that it is permissible to keep fasts for fewer than thirty days if necessary or desired. It also shows us that even though fasting can be difficult, it is important to follow religious practices and strive to do our best in following them. Additionally, this hadith teaches us about patience and perseverance in following religious practices even when they are challenging or difficult.