Be considerate and understanding towards others

This hadith is about how Umar, the Chief of the faithful believers, allowed people to use a place called Dhatu-Irq as their Miqat instead of Qarn which was too far away for them. A miqaṭ is a place where pilgrims who are travelling to Mecca must enter into a state of Ihram before proceeding any further. Umar understood that it would be difficult for people from Najd to travel all the way to Qarn and so he allowed them to use an alternative location closer by. This hadith teaches us that we should always be considerate and understanding towards others and try our best not to put unnecessary burdens on them. It also shows us that even though rules are important, they can sometimes be adjusted if needed in order to make things easier for those who have difficulty following them.