Wake up early for fajr even if you are travelling away from home; Perform wudu before each salah; Take responsibility and be proactive in fulfilling your religious duties; Obey Allah's commands .

This hadith highlights the importance of praying at dawn or Fajr prayer. It was narrated by Nafi' bin Jubair from his father that during a journey, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) asked who will watch out for dawn so that they do not miss it and sleep through it. Bilal offered to take on this responsibility and when it was time for prayer he called out the Adhan or call to prayer. Then everyone performed wudu or ablution before praying two Rak’ahs of Sunnah followed by Fajr prayer in congregation with others. This hadith teaches us about being punctual in our prayers as well as performing wudu before each salah or ritualistic prayers five times a day which is an obligation upon every Muslim adult according to Islamic teachings. It also emphasizes on taking responsibility and being proactive in fulfilling our religious duties such as waking up early for fajr even if we are travelling away from home or on a journey like Prophet Muhammad did with his companions during their travels together.