Respect others’ property rights ; Take responsibility for your actions ; Uphold justice even if it goes against your own interests ; Be honest & truthful even when faced with difficult situations etc..

This hadith is about a dispute between two brothers, Utba bin Abi Waqqas and Sa'd bin Abi Waqqas. Utba asked his brother Sa'd to be custodian for his son, who was born from a slave girl belonging to Zam'a. When they went before Prophet Muhammad ﷺ for judgement, Abu bin Zam'a claimed that he was also related to this child as it was born on his bed. The Prophet ﷺ ruled that since adultery had taken place on Abu's bed, then this child belonged to him and not Utba or Sa'd. He also ordered Sauda bint Zam'a - who was involved in the adultery - to cover herself before this boy as he noticed resemblance between him and Utba. This ruling is based on Islamic law which states that if someone commits zinaa', then they will receive punishment by way of hadd while any children resulting from such an act will belong solely to the owner of the bed where it took place; in other words, they are not attributed in any way whatsoever with either one or both adulterers involved in such an act. Furthermore, Islam places great emphasis on taking care of orphans and protecting their rights; thus it is important for us all as Muslims to ensure we fulfill our duties towards them accordingly by being qawwam over them when needed so as not only protect their rights but also provide them with love and care just like any other family member would receive from us too!