Praying whenever it's time for salat no matter where one is located

This hadith speaks to the importance of prayer in Islam, and how it can be done anywhere on earth. It was narrated by Ibrahim b. Yazid al-Tayml, who said that he used to read the Qur'an with his father in a vestibule before the door of a mosque. When he recited verses concerning prostration, his father prostrated himself. He asked his father why he was doing this in a path instead of inside the mosque, and his father replied that he heard Abu Dharr saying that Prophet Muhammad said that Masjid Harim was the first mosque set up on earth followed by Masjid al-Aqsa forty years later, and then added that “the earth is a mosque for you” meaning wherever you are at prayer time you should pray there. This hadith teaches us about the importance of prayer as well as its flexibility; we can pray wherever we are when it is time for salat without having to go to a specific place like a mosque or church every time we want to pray.