Strive towards justice even if it means making sacrifices yourself .

This hadith is about an incident that happened during the lifetime of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, where two people from the Ansar tribe of Banu Haritha were travelling to Khaibar and one of them was killed. His companion reported this incident to Prophet Muhammad ﷺ who then paid the blood-wit himself as compensation for his death. The concept of blood-wit or diyah in Islamic law is a payment made by an offender or their family in order to compensate for any harm caused by their actions, such as murder or injury. In this case, since there were no witnesses present at the time when Abdullah b. Sahl was murdered, it would have been difficult for his family members to prove that he had been killed and receive compensation from those responsible without taking fifty oaths from them which they refused due to their disbelief in Islam. Therefore, Prophet Muhammad ﷺ decided to pay out this compensation himself as an act of kindness towards Abdullah’s family members and justice towards those responsible for his death even though they could not be identified or proven guilty beyond doubt. This hadith teaches us that we should always strive towards justice even if it means going out our way and making sacrifices ourselves in order to ensure that justice prevails regardless of whether we are able to identify those responsible or not.