Share your wealth generously; Help those who are less fortunate than you; Strive towards being a good Muslim; Be generous whenever possible; Feed the hungry when you can.

This hadith highlights the importance of generosity and sharing wealth with those who are less fortunate. It was narrated by 'Abdur-Rahman bin 'Abis from his father that he asked Aishah about whether or not it was permissible to eat sacrificial animals after three days, to which she replied that it was allowed due to hardship among people at that time. She then went on to explain how even Prophet Muhammad's family never ate their fill of bread and something else for three days in a row until he passed away. This hadith teaches us that we should be generous and share our wealth with those who are less fortunate than us, as this is what Prophet Muhammad did himself despite having limited resources at times. We should also strive to help others in need whenever possible, as this is an important part of being a good Muslim.