Follow religious obligations even if someone suggests something different from what you are used too .

This hadith speaks about the importance and practice of paying Zakatul Fitr, which is a charity given by Muslims at the end of Ramadan. It was narrated by Abu Sa’eed Al Khudri that during Prophet Muhammad's lifetime, one sa’a or measure was given in food such as dates, barley, sun baked cottage cheese and raisins. When Mu’awiyah came to Madinah he suggested that two mudd wheat from Sham would be equivalent to one sa’a but people still followed what they used to do before him and Abu Sa’eed declared his intention to continue doing so for as long as he lived. This hadith teaches us that we should not forget our religious obligations even if someone suggests something different from what we are used too because religious practices should remain unchanged unless there is a clear proof from Quran or Sunnah otherwise.