Pray for others even if you cannot physically be with them at all times because Allah will answer your prayers no matter where you are or who you are praying for .

This hadith speaks to the power of supplication and prayer. It was narrated by Safwan bin 'Abdullah bin Safwan who was married to a daughter of Abu Darda’. He came to her and found Umm Darda’ there but did not find Abu Darda’. She asked him if he intended to perform Hajj that year and he said yes. She then told him that the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ used to say that when one prays for another in their absence an angel will say “Amin” or “Amen” which means “may it be so” in response to the prayer. When he went out into the marketplace he met Abu Darda who told him something similar from what the Prophet ﷺ said about supplications being answered even when made on behalf of someone else in their absence. This hadith teaches us that our prayers are powerful and can be made on behalf of others even when they are not present with us at that time. We should use this knowledge as a reminder to pray for those we love even if we cannot physically be with them at all times because Allah will answer our prayers no matter where we are or who we are praying for.