Follow all laws set out by Allah ; Do good deeds on behalf of others ; Respect towards others ; Be honest ; Be kind .

This hadith is about sending sacrificial animals to Mecca and how it does not make the sender forbidden from doing things that are allowed for pilgrims in the state of Ihram until the animal is sacrificed. It was reported by Amra daughter of Abd al-Rahman that Ibn Ziyad had written to A'isha asking if it was true what Abdullah ibn Abbas said about someone who sent a sacrificial animal being forbidden what is forbidden for a pilgrim until it was sacrificed. A'isha replied saying that this wasn't true as she herself wove garlands for Allah's Messenger's sacrificial animals with her own hands and he then garlanded them with his own hands before sending them off with her father and nothing was made unlawful for him by Allah until they were sacrificed. This hadith teaches us that even though we may send something away or do something on behalf of someone else, we should still abide by all laws set out by Allah as nothing can be made unlawful unless He wills it so.