Remembering those in need of help or protection in our prayers and supplications; Striving for justice even when it comes to our enemies; Asking God humbly instead of seeking revenge; Praying regularly according to Islamic rituals; Being compassionate towards others regardless if they are friends or foes.

This hadith is about the Prophet Muhammad's practice of reciting invocations during his prayer ritual known as Qunut. He would ask Allah to save certain people, such as Salama bin Hisham, Al-Walid bin Al-Walid, and 'Aiyash bin Rabi'a. He also asked Allah to protect weak Muslims and be hard on the Mudar tribe by afflicting them with years of famine similar to those experienced by Prophet Joseph in his time. This hadith teaches us that we should always remember those who are in need of help or protection in our prayers and supplications. We should also strive for justice even when it comes to our enemies or those who have wronged us, as demonstrated by the Prophet's request for a just punishment for the Mudar tribe instead of revenge or hatred.