Take responsibility for your actions; Show kindness towards those who have made mistakes; Strive to make amends; Learn from your mistakes; Work hard towards redemption; Show justice & mercy when dealing with others' wrongdoings .

This hadith teaches us that even though theft is wrong, it should not be punished with cutting off the hand of the thief. Instead, mercy and compassion should be shown to them. This hadith also shows us that Islam is a religion of justice and mercy, as it does not condone harsh punishments for minor offenses. It also teaches us to show kindness and understanding towards those who have made mistakes in life, instead of punishing them harshly.

This hadith also encourages people to take responsibility for their actions and strive to make amends for any wrongdoings they may have committed in life. It reminds us that we are all human beings capable of making mistakes, but we must learn from our mistakes and strive to do better in the future. We must remember that no matter how bad our past may have been, there is always hope for redemption if we are willing to work hard enough for it.