Respect those who have done good deeds; defend your faith; seek permission before taking action

Hassan was a companion of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ who defended him against infidels. He asked for permission from the Prophet ﷺ to recite poetry against them, but he also wanted to make sure that he did not include any of his forefathers in it. 'Aisha, one of his wives, praised him for this and reminded Hisham's father not to abuse him as he had done so much good for Islam. This hadith teaches us that we should always be respectful towards those who have done good deeds and defended our faith, even if they are not related to us or part of our family. We should also strive to defend our faith whenever possible and seek permission before doing so in order to ensure that we do not hurt anyone else in the process.