Perform religious duties such as hajj on behalf of one's children; Take one's children along with them when going out; Teach one'schildren about their faith at an early age; Grow up to become good Muslims who are knowledgeable abouttheir religion and practice its teachings in daily life etc..

This hadith is about the reward of performing Hajj on behalf of children. It was narrated by Ibn 'Abbas that the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) met some Muslims while he was in Ar-Rawha and a woman brought out a child from her litter and asked if there is any reward for performing Hajj on behalf of this child. The Prophet replied that there is indeed reward for doing so and she will be rewarded for it. This hadith teaches us to perform religious duties such as Hajj on behalf of our children as we will be rewarded for it in return. It also encourages us to take our children along with us when we go out so they can learn more about their religion from an early age. Furthermore, this hadith shows us the importance of teaching our children about their faith at an early age so they can grow up to become good Muslims who are knowledgeable about their religion and practice its teachings in their daily lives.