Pray five times a day without being distracted by worldly matters or activities. Fulfill your religious obligations consistently .

This hadith highlights the importance of prayer in Islam. It is narrated that on the day of al-Khandaq, The Prophet was sitting at one of the crossing points and he expressed his displeasure at how his people were distracted from prayer until sunset. He wished that Allah would fill their bellies and houses with fire as a punishment for not praying on time. This hadith teaches us to prioritize our prayers and not be distracted by worldly matters or activities, as it is an obligation upon every Muslim to pray five times a day. We should also remember that Allah will punish those who do not fulfill their obligations, so we must strive to be mindful and consistent in our prayers.