Get married if you are able to do so responsibly; Respect your partner's wishes; Be faithful in your relationship with them; Follow Allah's guidance on all matters related to your life.

This hadith is about the prohibition of celibacy, which is a practice of abstaining from marriage and sexual relations. It was narrated by Samurah bin Jundab that the Prophet forbade celibacy. Abu Abdur-Rahman said that Qatadah is more reliable and better preserves narrations than Ash'ath but the hadith of Ash'ath appears to be the correct one. This hadith teaches us that marriage is an important part of life, as it helps to create strong family ties and relationships between people, as well as providing emotional support for each other in times of need. It also encourages us to be responsible in our relationships with others, by being faithful to our partners and respecting their wishes. Furthermore, it reminds us that Allah knows best what is best for us in all matters related to our lives.