Be willing to sacrifice your possessions in order help others in need; Do small acts with big impacts on people's lives; Remember your good deeds for generations afterwards.

This hadith is about a story of how Asma bint Abu Bakr prepared journey food for the Prophet and his companion Abu Bakr when they were migrating from Mecca to Medina. To tie up the container of their journey food, she used her waist belt which she then divided into two parts. For this reason, she was given a nickname ‘Dhat-un-Nitaqain’ which means ‘the owner of two belts’. This hadith teaches us that we should be willing to sacrifice our possessions in order to help others in need. It also shows us that even small acts can have big impacts on people's lives and can be remembered for generations afterwards.