Be generous towards those in need; Help out whenever possible; Turn to Allah first when you are in need; Do small acts of kindness which can make big differences; Give charity if you have enough resources; Feed those who are hungry.

This hadith is about a man named Ka'b bin 'Ujra who was suffering from lice and went to visit Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). The Prophet asked him if he could afford to buy a sheep, but Ka'b said he couldn't. So, the Prophet told him that instead of buying a sheep, he should either fast for three days or feed six poor people with half a Sa of food. This hadith teaches us that when we are in need, we should turn to Allah first and ask Him for help. It also teaches us that it is important to be generous towards those in need and help them out whenever possible. We can do this by giving charity or feeding those who are hungry. Lastly, this hadith reminds us that even small acts of kindness can make a big difference in someone's life.