Show compassion towards your servants; Speak kindly to your servants; Treat your servants with respect; Free your slaves for God's sake; Be mindful of how you speak to your servants; Show understanding towards your servants' needs; Treat others how you want to be treated yourself .

This hadith is narrated by Abu Masud al-Ansari, who was beating his servant when he heard a voice behind him saying that Allah has more power over him than he has over his servant. He turned around and saw that it was the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. The Prophet ﷺ then told him that if he hadn't freed his servant, fire would have burned him or touched him. This hadith teaches us the importance of treating our servants with kindness and mercy, as Allah has more power over us than we have over them. We should always remember to show respect to those who are in our service and treat them with compassion and understanding. We should also be mindful of how we speak to them, as words can hurt just as much as physical actions can. By following these teachings from this hadith, we can ensure that our relationships with our servants are based on mutual respect and understanding rather than fear or intimidation.