Follow religious practices with dedication ; Seek knowledge from those more knowledgeable ; Perform religious acts with intentionality ; Fast during certain times according to Islamic teachings .

The Prophet Muhammad was once approached by a Bedouin who had grilled a rabbit and presented it to him. Although the Prophet refrained from eating it himself, he encouraged others to do so. When asked why he wasn't eating, the Bedouin replied that he fasted three days out of every month. In response, the Prophet advised him to fast on bright days instead as they are more rewarding and beneficial for spiritual growth. This hadith teaches us that fasting is an important part of Islamic practice and should be done with intention and dedication in order to reap its rewards. It also encourages us to seek knowledge from those more knowledgeable than ourselves in order to better understand our faith and practice it correctly.