Obey your leaders when asked to do something unless it goes against Islamic teachings or laws; Turn away from wrongdoings; Seek forgiveness for your sins; Follow instructions faithfully without questioning too much; Have faith in Allah's mercy & forgiveness .

This hadith is about Ka’b bin Malik who was one of three people whose repentance was accepted by Allah according to a report from Abdullah bin K’ab who served as his guide after he lost his eyesight and became a great scholar among his people. He reported that he never lagged behind the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ from any expedition except two and that on one occasion they went out with more than ten thousand people which could not be recorded in the census register at that time. This hadith teaches us about how important it is to repent for our sins as even those who have committed grave sins can still be forgiven if they sincerely repent to Allah Almighty and turn away from their wrongdoings with sincerity and dedication towards righteousness instead. It also shows us how much importance should be given to following orders of our leaders even if we don't understand why we are being asked to do something or where it will lead us because ultimately it will always lead us towards goodness if we follow them faithfully without questioning their authority or wisdom too much as long as what they are asking us does not go against Islamic teachings or laws in any way whatsoever .