Perform wudu before prayer

This hadith is about the Islamic practice of ablution, which is a ritual cleansing before prayer. It was narrated by Shahr bin Hawshab that he saw Jarir bin Abdullah performing wudu and wiping over his khuff. When asked what it was, Jarir said that he had seen the Prophet doing it as well. He then clarified that he had accepted Islam after Al-Ma'idah, which refers to the Tablets of Stone given to Moses on Mount Sinai containing God's commandments for Muslims to follow. This hadith teaches us that we should perform wudu in order to be spiritually clean before prayer and also shows us how important it is to follow God's commands as revealed in the Quran and Hadith.