Perform your religious obligations even if you are faced with difficult circumstances or lack resources such as access to clean water for performing ablutions before prayers or other religious rituals like Hajj or Umrah etc., which require us to be in a state of purity at all times .

This hadith explains the importance of performing ablution before prayer even if there is no water available. It was narrated by Abd al-Rabmin b. Abza on the authority of his father that a man came to 'Umar and said he was affected by seminal emission but found no water. Umar told him not to say prayer but 'Ammar said he remembered when they were in a military detachment and they both had seminal emission but did not find any water for taking bath so Umar did not say prayer while 'Ammar rolled in dust and said prayer. When it was mentioned before the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ he said it was enough for him to strike the ground with his hands and then blow it and then wipe his face and palms with it as an alternative form of ablution without using any water. This hadith teaches us that we should always strive to perform our religious obligations even if we are faced with difficult circumstances or lack resources such as access to clean water for performing ablutions before prayers or other religious rituals like Hajj or Umrah etc., which require us to be in a state of purity at all times.