Take your time with prayers; strive for perfection; respect women; remain patient while praying; stay devoted even during difficult times.

This hadith is about the devotion of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) to prayer, even during an eclipse. During this time, he felt perturbed and mistakenly took hold of a woman's outer garment until his own cloak was given back to him. He then entered the mosque and began praying, prolonging his qiyam until Asma' wished she could sit down. Even when he went into ruku', he prolonged it before raising his head again and continuing with qiyam for such a long time that if someone had come in they would have thought he hadn't gone into ruku'. This hadith teaches us how devoted we should be in our prayers, no matter what is happening around us or how we are feeling at the time. We should strive to make our prayers as perfect as possible by taking our time with them and not rushing through them just because something else has caught our attention or we feel uncomfortable in some way.