Strive towards justice when distributing resources among people regardless if they are close or far away from us; Take into account a person's effort towards religion as well as other factors such as seniority or need when dividing resources so everyone can benefit equally from them; Give out resources fairly without any biasness; Respect others' rights over shared property/resources; Be generous with your possessions/wealth; Help those who are less fortunate than you; Share your blessings with others etc..

This hadith speaks about how wealth should be divided among people. Umar would swear an oath three times that no one has more right to this wealth than anyone else and it is to be divided according to our categories in the light of the Book of Allah and our closeness to the Messenger of Allah. This means that wealth should not just be given out randomly but rather it should be distributed based on a person's efforts for Islam, their seniority in Islam, their support for Islam and their need. Even those who are living far away from society such as shepherds in mountains will get their share when they are tending their flock. This hadith teaches us that we must always strive towards justice when distributing resources among people regardless if they are close or far away from us. It also teaches us that we must take into account a person's effort towards religion as well as other factors such as seniority or need when dividing resources so everyone can benefit equally from them.