Respect your elders & leaders , Ask questions politely , Make up for mistakes intentionally made during prayers , Strive to complete your prayers according to Islamic teachings .

This hadith is about completing one's prayers properly according to Islamic etiquette. It is narrated by Abu Huraira that when the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ led a group of people in Zuhr prayer, he only prayed two rak'at instead of four. Some of those present were confused as to whether this meant that he had forgotten or shortened his prayer, but they did not dare ask him directly about it. However, there was a man named Dhul-Yadain who asked him directly if he had forgotten or shortened his prayer and received an affirmative answer from the Prophet ﷺ that neither was true. The Prophet ﷺ then got up and completed his four rak'at of Zuhr prayer with Taslim at its end before performing two prostrations for forgetfulness due to having left out part of his salah unintentionally. This incident teaches us several important lessons about proper etiquette when praying in congregation; firstly, we should not assume anything negative about our leaders without asking them directly; secondly, we should be patient when waiting for an answer from them; thirdly, we should always strive to complete our prayers properly according to Islamic teachings; fourthly, if we do make a mistake while praying unintentionally then we must perform two prostrations for forgetfulness afterwards as taught by this incident involving the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ himself.