Be loyal and supportive of your friends and family even when you don't agree or understand their decisions completely; Be honest and open about your feelings so as not to mislead anyone into thinking you are on board when you are not; Help those who need it even if it means putting yourself at risk; Respect others' decisions even if they differ from yours; Stand up for what is right no matter how difficult the situation may be; Show kindness towards others regardless of their beliefs or opinions; Appreciate those who stand up for what is right despite facing difficulties themselves.

This hadith speaks about loyalty and support. It is narrated by Harmala who was sent by Usama bin Zaid to 'Ali at Kufa with a message. The message was that if 'Ali were ever in danger or difficulty, then Harmala would be willing to help him out no matter what it took. However, he also made it clear that he wouldn't take part in whatever the situation was at hand. This hadith teaches us about loyalty and support for our friends and family even when we don't agree with them or understand their decisions completely. It also teaches us about being honest and open about our feelings so as not to mislead anyone into thinking we are on board when we are not.