Respect each other’s privacy & do not pass judgement on others without knowing all the facts first before speaking up about it .

This hadith is about Allah granting permission to women to go out for their needs, even after the time when veil had been prescribed for them. The story begins with Sauda, a bulky lady who was significant in height amongst other women, going out in the fields in order to answer the call of nature. Umar b. Khattab saw her and said that she cannot conceal from them and should be careful when she goes out. At this point, Allah's Messenger was having his evening meal at A'isha's house and there was a bone in his hand which he hadn't thrown yet when revelation came down granting permission for women to go out for their needs. This hadith teaches us that it is permissible for women to leave their homes if they have a need or purpose outside of it as long as they are dressed modestly according to Islamic standards of hijab or veiling themselves from men who are not mahram relatives. It also teaches us that we should respect each other’s privacy and not pass judgement on others without knowing all the facts first before speaking up about it.