Ask for forgiveness from God after committing a sin; Perform wudoo before praying; Pray two rak’ahs after performing wudoo'.

This hadith speaks to the power of repentance and forgiveness in Islam. It is narrated by Asma’ bin al-Hakam al-Fazari that she heard ‘Ali say that if he heard a hadeeth from the Messenger of Allah, Allah would benefit him as He willed. Abu Bakr then told her that he heard the Prophet say that there is no believer who commits a sin, then does wudoo’ and does it well and prays two rak’ahs and asks Allah for forgiveness but Allah will forgive him. This hadith emphasizes the importance of repentance in Islam; it teaches us to turn to God in times of difficulty or when we have committed wrongdoings. It also reminds us that God is always willing to forgive us if we sincerely repent our sins with an open heart. Furthermore, this hadith encourages believers to perform wudoo’ before prayer as it is an important part of purifying oneself before speaking with God through prayer.