Respect those who have sacrificed their lives for a noble cause; fight against oppression; stand up for your beliefs; defend your faith/country against an enemy/oppressor; show respect even towards enemies when they die fighting for what they believe in strongly enough to give their lives for it .

This hadith speaks about the superiority of death in battle. It was narrated by Anas ibn Malik, who said that on the day of Badr, Prophet Muhammad ﷺ asked someone to go and see what happened to Abu Jahl. Ibn Mas'ud went and found out that two sons of 'Afra had struck him fatally. Abdullah bin Mas'ud then got hold of his beard and asked if he was Abu Jahl, to which he replied that no one is more superior than one who has been killed by his own people. This hadith teaches us about the importance and honor associated with dying in battle for a noble cause or for defending your faith or country against an oppressor or enemy. It also shows us how even those who are enemies can be respected when they die fighting for their beliefs or causes they believe in strongly enough to give their lives for it.