Take what is just and reasonable according to your labor .

This hadith discusses the importance of justice when it comes to guardianship of orphans. It states that if the guardian is poor, they should be allowed to take what is just and reasonable according to their labor from the property of the orphans. This means that even though a guardian may not have much money or resources themselves, they should still be given enough for them to live comfortably in exchange for taking care of an orphan's financial affairs. The hadith also emphasizes fairness in this situation by making sure that whatever amount the guardian takes is proportional with how much work they put into managing the orphan's finances. In other words, it teaches us not only about justice but also about being fair when dealing with others' possessions or money.