Respect your family members regardless of their social status or wealth . Keep promises/pledges made even if you are afraid .

This hadith is about the encounter between Prophet Muhammad and Suraqa b. Malik, who was trying to capture him. Abu Bakr purchased a saddle from Al-Bara' for thirteen Dirhams as they were travelling together. When they were on their journey, Suraqa drew near them in an attempt to capture the Prophet but he cursed him and his camel sank into the earth up to its belly. In fear of being captured by the Prophet, Suraqa gave a pledge that he would keep this secret from all those coming after him and offered his camels as compensation for not capturing him which was refused by the prophet as he did not need them. They eventually arrived in Medina during night time where people began to contend over where Allah's Messenger should reside and eventually encamped in Najjar tribe who were related to 'Abd ul-Muttalib from his mother's side which was honoured by Allah's Messenger himself. People then climbed upon house tops while women, boys scattered around crying out "Muhammad Messenger of Allah". This hadith teaches us that we should honour our relatives no matter what their social status is or how much money they have because it pleases God when we do so even if it means sacrificing our own comfort or convenience for them like what happened with Prophet Muhammad when he chose Najjar tribe over other tribes despite knowing that it would be more difficult for himself since they were poor at that time but still chose them out of respect for his relatives which pleased God immensely .