Take part in Allah’s cause; Seclude yourself from people; Help others; Use your resources for good deeds; Strive to be closer to God Almighty; Take care of animals/sheep .

This hadith speaks to us about the best and worst of people, as described by the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. He tells us that the best person is one who takes hold of his horse in Allah's cause, meaning they are willing to sacrifice their time and energy for a greater purpose. The second-best person is one who secludes himself from people with a small group of sheep, fulfilling Allah's right - this could mean that they are taking care of animals or helping others in need. Lastly, he tells us that the worst person is someone who is asked by Allah but does not give - this could mean that they have been given wealth or knowledge but do not use it for good deeds or helping others. This hadith teaches us to be generous with our resources and always strive to help others in need so we can be closer to God Almighty.