Follow Islamic teachings in matters related to appearance and grooming habits; Respect for religious rituals; Complete religious obligations with sincerity

This hadith is narrated by Abdullah bin Umar, who heard it from Umar. It talks about the importance of shaving one's hair after completing their state of Ihram. During this state, men are not allowed to cut their hair or nails. However, once they have completed their pilgrimage or Umrah, they must shave off all their hair as a sign that they have finished this sacred journey. Additionally, it also warns against a hairstyle called Talbid which was popular during the time of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). This style involved braiding one's hair with gum and should be avoided as it goes against Islamic teachings. The hadith teaches us to follow Islamic teachings even in matters related to our appearance and grooming habits.