Give charity to those who need it; Help those less fortunate than yourself; Be generous with your wealth and resources; Reward Allah generously from your heart without expecting anything in return .

The hadith narrated by Ibn Umar states that Prophet Muhammad prescribed the payment of Zakat-ul-Fitr on breaking the fast of Ramadan for every Muslim, male and female, free or slave. This is a form of charity which is obligatory upon all Muslims who are able to pay it. It is usually paid in kind such as dried dates or barley which are staple foods in many parts of the world. This hadith teaches us about giving charity to those who need it and helping those less fortunate than ourselves. It also encourages us to be generous with our wealth and resources so that we can help others in need. Furthermore, this hadith reminds us that Allah rewards those who give charity generously and sincerely from their hearts without expecting anything in return.