Obey Allah's commands at all times regardless of what others may tell you or command you do do otherwise .

This hadith, narrated by Ali ibn Abi Talib, speaks of the importance of obedience to Allah alone. It tells us that we should not obey anyone if it involves disobeying God. The story in the hadith is about a commander who ordered his army to jump into a fire, but some refused because they had already escaped from it. When the Prophet was informed about this, he said that if they had obeyed their commander and jumped into the fire, they would have remained in it as it was an act of disobedience towards God. This teaches us that obedience is only due to Allah and should not be given in matters which involve disobeying Him. We must always remember that our ultimate loyalty lies with God alone and no one else can take precedence over Him when it comes to obeying His commands.

The values taught by this Hadith are loyalty towards God, obedience towards His commands and refraining from acts of disobedience even if commanded by someone else.