Be aware and conscious about your actions throughout the year; Stay organized; Plan ahead; Keep track of time; Fulfill religious obligations on time without any delays or confusion.

The hadith narrated by Abdullah b. 'Umar states that the month of Ramadan is thirty days long, which is ten days in each third of the month. This hadith emphasizes the importance of knowing and understanding how to calculate and keep track of time, as well as being mindful about when important religious events occur such as fasting during Ramadan or Hajj pilgrimage. It also teaches us to be aware and conscious about our actions throughout the year so we can properly prepare for these events in advance. Additionally, this hadith encourages us to stay organized and plan ahead so we can make sure we are able to fulfill our religious obligations on time without any delays or confusion.