Stop what you are doing and turn towards the approaching clouds; Seek refuge in God's protection; Praise God if no rain comes after dispersal of clouds

This hadith is about the Prophet's response to a cloud approaching from any horizon. He would stop whatever he was doing, even if he was praying, and turn to face the cloud. He would then say "Allahumma inna naudhu bika min sharri ma ursila bihi" which translates to "O Allah, we seek refuge with You from the evil of that with which it is sent." If it rained afterwards, he would say "Allahumma sayyiban nafian" which translates to "O Allah, a beneficial rain," two or three times. If the cloud dispersed without raining then he praised Allah for that. This hadith teaches us that we should always be grateful for whatever blessings come our way and also take precautionary measures against potential harm by seeking refuge in God's protection. It also teaches us to be mindful of our actions as even when praying one should not forget their duties towards others such as seeking protection against potential harm caused by clouds or other natural phenomena.