Treat your children fairly and equally; Strive for righteousness in your dealings with your children; Encourage respectfulness among siblings; Be kind towards others; Show fairness in parenting decisions; Uphold justice among siblings .

This hadith speaks to the importance of treating all children equally and not favoring one over the other. It was narrated by Nu'man b. Bashir, who reported that his father took him to Allah's Messenger and said he wanted to give a gift to Nu'man from his property. The Prophet asked if he would treat all his sons with equal kindness, which he agreed to do, so the Prophet told him not to give a gift only to one child but rather treat them all equally. This hadith teaches us that it is important for parents or guardians to be fair when dealing with their children and not show favoritism towards any particular child as this can lead them down a path of resentment or jealousy towards each other in later life. It also encourages us as parents or guardians to strive for righteousness in our dealings with our children so that they may grow up into virtuous adults who are respectful towards their elders and kind towards their peers.