Follow Islamic Law Regarding Inheritance Matters Fairly And Equally Without Any Discrimination Or Favoritism Towards Certain Individuals Over Others Based On Personal Relationships Or Feelings Towards Them Instead Of Following What Is Right According To Islam's Teachings On This Matter Which Are Clear Cut And Easy Enough For Everyone Understand Without Any Confusion Or Doubt Regarding How Much Each Person Should Get From An Estate After Someone Passes Away From This World Into Eternity With God Almighty .

This hadith is about two grandmothers who asked Abu Bakr and Umar bin Al-Khattab about their inheritance rights according to Islamic law. Qabisah bin Dhuw'aib reported that when the first grandmother came to ask Abu Bakr for her inheritance, he said there was nothing for her in the Book of Allah or in the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W). He then asked if anyone else was present when Prophet Muhammad gave her a sixth share and both Al-Mughirah bin Shu'bah and Muhammad Bin Maslamah confirmed this ruling so it was implemented for her. When the second grandmother came to 'Umar asking him for her share he said there was nothing in the Book of Allah but she should receive a sixth share as well if they were together or whichever one remained alive would get it alone. This hadith teaches us that we must follow Islamic law regarding inheritance as taught by Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W). It also teaches us that we must be fair with our family members when it comes to distributing wealth after someone passes away according to Islamic teachings so everyone gets what they are entitled too without any discrimination or favoritism towards certain individuals over others based on personal relationships or feelings towards them instead of following what is right according to Islam's teachings on this matter which are clear cut and easy enough for everyone understand without any confusion or doubt regarding how much each person should get from an estate after someone passes away from this world into eternity with Allah Almighty .