Perform ablutions before engaging in religious activities such as salah or other forms of worship; Eat prepared foods with clean hands and mouth; Maintain a state of purity at all times; Respectful behavior towards religious activities such as salah or other forms of worship.

This hadith speaks about the permissibility of eating cooked food after performing wudu for prayer without having to do it again. This was seen by Abdullah ibn Amir ibn Rabia's father, who did not have to perform wudu again after eating cooked food. This hadith teaches us that we can eat prepared food even if we have already performed our ablutions for prayer, as long as we are sure that our hands and mouth are clean before consuming the meal. We should also be mindful of keeping ourselves clean at all times so that we can maintain a state of purity when engaging in religious activities such as salah or other forms of worship.