Strive your best in fulfilling your religious obligations even if you face difficulties or hardships; Be generous with your wealth; Help those who are unable fulfill their religious obligations due their circumstances by giving them aid such as paying their fidyas on behalf if possible; Use the same measurement used by Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) when giving out food as part of payment for missing days during fasting period; Paying fidyas when one cannot manage fasting due age or illness can be done but it's not obligatory; Fast when you're strong enough instead .

This hadith discusses the concept of fidya, which is a form of compensation for those who are unable to fast due to age or illness. It states that while paying fidya is not obligatory, it is preferable for people who are able to do so to actually fast instead. If someone does choose to pay fidya, they should give a mudd of food in place of every day missed using the mudd measurement used by Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. This hadith teaches us that we should strive our best in fulfilling our religious obligations even if we face difficulties or hardships in doing so. We must also be generous with our wealth and help those who are unable fulfill their religious obligations due their circumstances by giving them aid such as paying their fidya on their behalf if possible.