Adhere to truth; Ask Allah for forgiveness; Do not envy; Do not hate; Do not sever ties with others; Be brothers in faith .

This hadith was narrated by Awsat bin Isma’il Al-Bajali who heard Abu Bakr say that the Prophet Muhammad stood in the same place a year ago. Abu Bakr then wept before saying that Muslims should adhere to truth as it leads to righteousness and Paradise. He also warned against lying as it leads to immorality and Hell. He then advised them to ask Allah for forgiveness, not envy one another, not hate one another, not sever ties with one another or turn their backs on each other but instead be brothers in faith. This hadith emphasizes the importance of truthfulness which is essential for righteousness and ultimately leads us closer to Allah's mercy in Paradise while lying is immoral and will lead us away from Allah's mercy into Hellfire. It also encourages brotherhood among Muslims so they can support each other on their journey towards Jannah together without any animosity or hatred between them.