Choose your companions wisely ; Surround yourself with people who bring out positive traits within yourself ; Enjoy pleasant fragrances instead of unpleasant smells ; Benefit from good companionship instead of suffering harm from bad ones .

This hadith compares good company to the owner of musk. It explains that when you are in good company you will benefit from it in some way; either by receiving something for free or by buying something from them. Additionally, you will enjoy its pleasant fragrance. On the other hand bad company is compared to someone blowing a bellow; this person may burn your clothes or emit a repugnant smell that is unpleasant and harmful. This hadith teaches us that we should choose our companions wisely as they can have an effect on our lives in both positive and negative ways. We should strive to surround ourselves with people who bring out the best in us and help us grow spiritually and morally rather than those who bring out negative traits such as anger or envy within us.