Protect vulnerable people from abuse and exploitation; Serve justice fairly regardless of gender or social status; Respect all people regardless their social status; Treat others how you would like to be treated yourself .

This hadith is about the punishment of forced intercourse. Umar ibn al Khattab was in charge of slaves and one of them forced himself on a slave girl against her will. Umar ibn al Khattab punished the man by flogging him and banishing him from his position as overseer of slaves. He did not punish the woman because she was forced against her will. This hadith teaches us that it is important to protect those who are vulnerable and powerless in society, such as women or slaves, from being taken advantage of or abused by those with more power than them. It also teaches us that justice should be served fairly regardless of gender or social status; even though the woman was powerless in this situation she still deserved justice and protection which Umar ibn al Khattab provided her with by punishing her abuser instead of punishing her for something she didn't do wrong.