Respect and honor our beloved prophet even after his death; Give back to those in need; Be humble when presented with something valuable or desirable; Follow Islamic teachings on charity

This hadith is about how the Prophet Muhammad was shrouded after his death. It is narrated by 'A'isha who said that three white cotton garments from a region called Sahul were used to shroud him. Abdullah Abu Bakr wanted to keep one of these garments for himself but decided against it as he believed that if Allah had desired it for the Prophet, he would have been shrouded with it instead. He then sold this garment and gave its price in charity. This hadith teaches us about respecting and honoring our beloved prophet even after his death by not taking any items associated with him without permission or using them for personal gain. It also teaches us about charity and giving back to those in need which is an important part of Islamic teachings. Furthermore, this hadith shows us how we should be humble even when we are presented with something valuable or desirable as Abdullah Abu Bakr chose not to take something precious out of respect for the prophet's wishes rather than keeping them out of greed or selfishness.