Treat everyone with respect regardless their race or religion ; Help those who need help gaining freedom from enslavement ; Strive for justice & fairness for all people .

During the time when Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was living among us, it was a common practice to sell slave women and mothers of our children. This practice did not seem wrong to people at that time. However, this does not mean that slavery is acceptable in Islam; rather, Islam has always been against slavery since its inception. The Quran states that all human beings are equal regardless of their race or religion, so any form of enslavement is considered unjustified in Islam. Furthermore, the Hadith also teaches us to be kind towards slaves and treat them with respect as they are also human beings like us who deserve kindness and justice.

Islam also encourages freeing slaves as an act of charity which will be rewarded by Allah on the Day Of Judgment. Therefore, we should strive to free those who are enslaved if we can afford it or help them in any way possible so they can gain their freedom from oppression.

This hadith reminds us that although certain practices may have been accepted during a certain period in history, this does not necessarily make them right or acceptable according to Islamic teachings today. We must always strive for justice and fairness for all people regardless of their race or religion if we want to live according to Islamic principles today.