Respect all creatures in nature

This hadith is about a prohibition that was made by Prophet Muhammad. He forbade people from using the hides of predators such as lions and tigers. This means that it is not allowed to make clothes or any other items out of these animal skins. The reason for this prohibition is unknown but it could be because these animals are considered dangerous and their skins may be seen as a sign of pride or superiority which goes against Islamic teachings. It also teaches us to respect all creatures in nature and not take advantage of them for our own benefit.

The values taught in this hadith include respect for nature, humility, and obedience to God's commands. We should always remember that we are accountable for our actions and must strive to do what is right even if it goes against our desires or interests. We should also show kindness towards all creatures in nature regardless of their size or strength as they are part of God's creation too.

This hadith reminds us that we must always strive to do what is right even if it goes against our desires or interests so that we can live according to God's will and earn His pleasure in return.