Pass on information from one person to another accurately ; Verify information ; Organize information ; Preserve knowledge for future generations

This hadith is about the importance of passing down knowledge from one person to another in an organized manner, known as transmission. It was narrated by Anas b. Malik, who was a companion of Prophet Muhammad and passed down through a chain of transmitters, which means that it has been verified and authenticated by multiple people before being accepted as true knowledge. This process ensures that the teachings are preserved accurately over time and can be trusted to be true to their original form. The values taught in this hadith include accuracy, trustworthiness, organization, and preservation of knowledge for future generations.