Get up for prayers at least three times per week during Ramadan; Spend time with family while praying; Follow Imams leadings while praying; Strive your best even if you can't spend all night in prayers due too other commitments or obligations such as work or school etc..

This hadith narrated by AbuDharr explains the importance of prayer during the month of Ramadan. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) taught his companions that it is important to pray at night during this holy month, and that they should do so until seven nights remain in the month. He then instructed them to get up for prayer until a third of the night had passed on six nights, and a half of the night on five nights. He also explained that if one prays with an Imam until he leaves, they are considered as having spent a whole night in prayer. On four remaining nights, he did not make them get up for prayer and on three remaining nights he gathered his family and prayed with them till they were afraid they would miss falah which is defined as meal before daybreak. Finally, he did not make them get up for prayer during the remainder of the month. This hadith teaches us about how important it is to pray during Ramadan and how we should strive to do so even if we are unable to spend all night in prayers due to other commitments or obligations such as work or school etc., but still try our best by praying with an Imam till we leave or gathering our families together for prayers like Prophet Muhammad did himself.