Take your prayers seriously; Make sure you are clean before praying; Set an example for others; Focus on your worship without any distractions or impurities around you

This hadith speaks to the importance of prayer in Islam. It is narrated that when Iqama was pronounced, the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) stood at his place and pointed out with his hand for others to stand at their places. He then went away and took a bath, which is known as Ghusl in Arabic, before leading them in prayer. This shows how important it was for him to be clean before praying and setting an example for others to follow. It also shows that he wanted everyone else to be clean as well when they prayed so they could focus on their prayers without any distractions or impurities around them. This hadith teaches us that we should take our prayers seriously and make sure we are clean before praying so we can focus on our worship without any distractions or impurities around us.