Spend your wealth on good causes such as charity or helping those in need; Distribute wealth among different groups fairly accordingto their needs; Be generous with your wealth; Be mindful of your own needs; Don’t overspend unnecessarily; Don’t go into debt unnecessarily

This hadith is about the importance of giving and leaving without giving. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ gave some people a share of the spoils from war, but not to others. When Sa'd asked why he didn't give anything to certain believers, the Prophet ﷺ replied that he gives to some men and leaves those who are dearer to him without giving them anything so they don't end up in Hell on their faces. This teaches us that it is important for us as Muslims to be generous with our wealth by spending it on good causes such as charity or helping those in need, while also being mindful of our own needs and not overspending or going into debt unnecessarily. It also teaches us that we should be careful when distributing wealth among different groups or individuals; we should make sure that everyone gets their fair share according to their needs and merits rather than just randomly distributing it out of favoritism or bias towards certain individuals or groups.