Freeing slaves; Giving charity even when one has little resources; Showing kindness towards those less fortunate than us; Treating everyone equally regardless of social status or wealth .

This hadith speaks to the importance of freeing slaves, as it was narrated by Qasim bin Muhammad. In this hadith, 'Aisha intended to buy Barirah and set her free from slavery. However, her masters said that her wala’ would be for them if she was freed. When 'Aisha mentioned this to Prophet Muhammad ﷺ he said that she could accept their condition if she wished because the wala’ belongs to whoever manumits the slave. Barirah was then manumitted and given the choice whether or not she wanted to stay with her husband or leave him. Later on, Allah's Messenger ﷺ entered 'Aisha's house while there was a cooking pot of food boiling on fire and asked for lunch which included bread and some extra food from home-made udm soup. He asked if there was any meat in it which they replied yes but it was charity given by Barirah as a present. To this he replied that for Barirah it is alms but for them it is a present. This hadith teaches us about how important freeing slaves is in Islam as well as giving charity even when one has little resources themselves like Barirah did with what little she had been given in charity herself .