Keep your place of worship clean & tidy , Respect Allah's house by maintaining moderation while decorating your place of worship .

This hadith is about how much space there should be between the pulpit and the wall of a mosque. The narrator, Sahl, said that it should be just enough for a sheep to pass through. This shows that mosques should not be overcrowded with furniture or other items as it can make it difficult for people to move around freely. It also teaches us that we should respect our places of worship by keeping them clean and tidy so that everyone can enjoy their time there without any distractions or obstacles.

The hadith also reminds us to keep our mosques free from unnecessary items so that people can focus on worshipping Allah in peace without any distractions or hindrances. Furthermore, this hadith teaches us about moderation in all aspects of life; even when decorating our places of worship we must remember not to go overboard with decorations or furniture as this could lead to overcrowding which would make it difficult for people to move around freely within the mosque.

Finally, this hadith serves as an example of how Muslims are encouraged to maintain their places of worship in order to show respect towards Allah and His house. We must remember not only keep our mosques clean but also ensure they are spacious enough so everyone can pray comfortably without any obstructions or disturbances.