Remember your responsibilities towards your people , Strive to do what is right according to Islamic teachings .

This hadith is about the prediction of Uthman bin 'Affan's death. It was narrated by Abu 'Awn al-Ansari that Uthman said to Ibn Mas'ood, "Are you going to give up what I heard about you?" He was apologetic, then Uthman said, "Woe to you! I heard and remembered and it is not as you heard; the Messenger of Allah said, 'A leader will be killed and a criminal will commit a crime.' I am the one who will be killed, not 'Umar; rather 'Umar was killed by one man, but a group of people will kill me." This hadith teaches us that leaders should always remember their responsibilities towards their people. It also teaches us that we should never forget our duties as Muslims even if we are in positions of power or authority. We must always strive to do what is right according to Islamic teachings. Furthermore, this hadith reminds us that no matter how powerful or influential someone may be in life they are still mortal and can die at any time.