Give generously even if you don't expect anything back from people or from Allah because your reward lies only with Him .

This hadith speaks about the importance of giving charity without expecting anything in return. It was narrated by Ibn As-Sa'idi Al-Maliki that Umar bin Al-Khattab appointed him in charge of collecting Sadaqah. When he finished collecting it and handed it over to Umar, he ordered that he be given some payment but the narrator refused saying that his reward will be with Allah. In response, Umar reminded him of what happened during the time of Prophet Muhammad when he said if something is given without asking for it then keep some and give some in charity. This hadith teaches us about generosity and kindness towards others as well as being content with whatever Allah has blessed us with. It also encourages us to give charity even if we don't expect anything back from people or from Allah because our reward lies only with Him.