Give good tidings , Make things easy , Teach , Do not repel , Cooperate cheerfully .

This hadith emphasizes the importance of teaching, cooperating and not repelling people. It was narrated by Abu Burda who reported on the authority of his grandfather that Allah's Messenger sent him and Mu'adh to Yemen with instructions to give good tidings to the people there, make things easy for them, teach them and do not repel them. He also instructed them to cooperate cheerfully with each other. When he turned his back, Abu Musa returned to him and informed him about a drink made from honey which was prepared by cooking it until it coagulates as well as Mizr which was prepared from barley. In response Allah's Messenger said that every intoxicant that detains one from prayer is forbidden. This hadith teaches us how important it is for us to be kind towards others in our interactions with them; we should strive to teach others what we know in order for them to benefit from our knowledge while also being mindful not to repel or discourage anyone in our interactions with them. We should also cooperate cheerfully with each other so as not indulge in any activities or drinks which may prevent us from fulfilling our religious obligations such as prayer or fasting etc., thus leading us astray away from God’s path .