Observe mourning etiquette with respectfulness and modesty; Refrain from wearing dyed garments or applying collyrium; Touching perfume only if one is in a state of purity

This hadith explains the etiquette that women must follow when mourning for someone who has passed away. It states that a woman should not observe mourning for more than three days, except in the case of her husband. Additionally, it states that during this period of mourning, women must refrain from wearing dyed garments or applying collyrium and touching perfume unless they are in a state of purity. This hadith emphasizes the importance of modesty and respect during times of grief. It also serves as an example to remind us to be mindful and respectful when we are grieving over someone's death.