Strive to do what is right so you can face God without fear or guilt on Judgment Day .

This hadith discusses a situation where two people engage in a form of divorce known as li’an. In this situation, Prophet Muhammad advises them that their reckoning will be with Allah and one of them must leave the other as they cannot stay together. He also states that if the accuser is telling the truth, then they are not entitled to any wealth from the accused, but if they are lying then they are even less entitled to it. This hadith teaches us about justice and fairness in relationships between spouses or partners; it emphasizes on being truthful when making accusations against someone else because there can be serious consequences for false accusations or lies. It also teaches us about accountability before God for our actions; we should always strive to do what is right so we can face God without fear or guilt on Judgment Day.