Strive for righteousness in life; Respect others; Be humble before Allah's creations; Listen carefully to what people have to say about death .

This hadith speaks of the difference between a righteous person and an unrighteous one. When a body is placed on the bier for burial, if it was of a righteous person then it will say “Take me quickly” while if it was of an unrighteous one then it will say “Woe to me! Where are you taking me!” This shows that even in death there is a distinction between those who were good in life and those who were bad. It also serves as reminder to us that we should strive to be good people so that even after our death we can be remembered with respect. Furthermore, this hadith teaches us that everything has its own voice except man; if man heard these voices he would faint from shock. This implies how powerful Allah's creations are compared to humans.