Follow religious practices with respect; Celebrate special occasions with joyous gatherings; Be flexible in religious observance when necessary; Show respect towards others' beliefs; Pray regularly according to Islamic teachings; Have faith in Allah SWT's mercy & blessings .

This hadith is about how the Prophet Muhammad and his companions Abu Bakr, Umar, and Uthman offered their Eid prayers without adhan or iqamah. Adhan is a call to prayer that is made before each of the five daily prayers in Islam. It serves as a reminder for Muslims to prepare for prayer by washing themselves and putting on clean clothes. Iqamah is similar to adhan but it's made just before beginning the actual prayer. This hadith teaches us that even though these two calls are important parts of Islamic worship, they are not necessary for special occasions such as Eid al-Fitr or Eid al-Adha. We can still celebrate these holidays with joyous gatherings even if we don't have an adhan or iqamah beforehand.