Have faith in God's decree even when we don't understand why something has happened or why something has been denied from us . Be willing to sacrifice our lives for God’s cause .

This hadith tells us about a man named Abdullah bin Amr bin Haram who was martyred on the Day of Uhud. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ asked Jabir if he wanted to know what Allah said to his father. When Jabir agreed, the Prophet ﷺ told him that Allah spoke directly with Abdullah and said "O My slave, ask Me and I shall give you." Abdullah then asked for permission from Allah to be brought back so he could be martyred again for His sake. However, this request was denied as it is not possible for anyone to return after death. Instead, Allah promised that He would convey good news about his state of being in Paradise to those whom he left behind on Earth. This promise is recorded in Surat Al-Imran verse 169 which states “Think not of those as dead who are killed in the way of Allah” .This hadith teaches us many values such as sacrifice, faithfulness and trust in God’s decree even when we don't understand why something has happened or why something has been denied from us . It also shows us how much reward awaits those who are willing to sacrifice their lives for God’s cause .